Automotive and motorcycle components(Automotive Technology Company)

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Realizing ideal automotive interior and exterior components through global supply and support system

With the progress of automobile society, not only driving performance, but also safety, comfort and reliability are in high demand.
On the basis of its global information network and business alliances, INOAC supplies epoch-making new materials with excellent material development capabilities and specialized production expertise, creating new values. To respond to customers highly diversified needs, INOAC promotes the establishment of a global product/technology supply and support system, based on four operational cores: Japan, North America, Europe and the Asian region. INOAC intends to realize its dream of becoming a world-class prestigious technological development group and unique global comprehensive interior and exterior component supplier, so as to contribute to the progress of international society and automobile industry.

Major products

Interior parts Exterior parts Functional parts

Interior parts

	INOAC's urethane foam was first adopted in 1956 as insulation material for engines and ceilings. In 1960, INOAC began to produce urethane anti-crush pads as an interior part. Later, we developed many interior parts such as armrests and seat cushions, the majority of which were made from urethanes, taking advantage of the material's characteristics. Featuring the world's top-level technological expertise and the worldwide network, INOAC intends to satisfy diverse needs. Instrument panels, console boxes, molded ceilings, pillar garnishes, headrests and seat pads For more details, see Automotive Manufacturing Division web site.(Japanese)

INOAC's urethane foam was first adopted in 1956 as insulation material for engines and ceilings. In 1960, INOAC began to produce urethane anti-crush pads as an interior part. Later, we developed many interior parts such as armrests and seat cushions, the majority of which were made from urethanes, taking advantage of the material's characteristics. Featuring the world's top-level technological expertise and the worldwide network, INOAC intends to satisfy diverse needs.

Instrument panels, console boxes, molded ceilings, pillar garnishes, headrests and seat pads

For more details, see Automotive Manufacturing Division web site.(Japanese)

Exterior parts

	Using the technology transferred from Bayer of Germany, INOAC began to produce frame molds for decoration of TVs and audio systems. In 1968, our cab molds were adopted as window molds for the first time in Japanese cars. In 1970,we began to produce urethane bumpers. Later we produced many exterior parts, such as the world's first SUS foil molding and Japan's first soft rear spoiler. To keep up with ever-changing times and needs, INOAC intends to commit itself to further research and development, to produce high-quality, functionally sophisticated products. Wind moldings, roof moldings, side moldings, bumpers, spoilers, side mudguards For more information, please visit Automotive Manufacturing Division web site.(Japanese)

Using the technology transferred from Bayer of Germany, INOAC began to produce frame molds for decoration of TVs and audio systems. In 1968, our cab molds were adopted as window molds for the first time in Japanese cars. In 1970,we began to produce urethane bumpers. Later we produced many exterior parts, such as the world's first SUS foil molding and Japan's first soft rear spoiler. To keep up with ever-changing times and needs, INOAC intends to commit itself to further research and development, to produce high-quality, functionally sophisticated products.

Wind moldings, roof moldings, side moldings, bumpers, spoilers, side mudguards

For more information, please visit Automotive Manufacturing Division web site.(Japanese)

Functional parts

	INOAC's development and commodity development technologies of rubber, urethane, plastic and synthetic materials are highly useful for automobile function parts. To improve driving performance and comfort, the quality of these products will be examined more closely in the future. INOAC intends to satisfy the need for even more superior products. Ducts, weather strips, steering boots, rubber hoses, bound bumpers, pedestrian protection components and sound absorption components For more information, visit Automotive Manufacturing Division web site.(Japanese)

INOAC's development and commodity development technologies of rubber, urethane, plastic and synthetic materials are highly useful for automobile function parts. To improve driving performance and comfort, the quality of these products will be examined more closely in the future. INOAC intends to satisfy the need for even more superior products.

Ducts, weather strips, steering boots, rubber hoses, bound bumpers, pedestrian protection components and sound absorption components

For more information, visit Automotive Manufacturing Division web site.(Japanese)

Research & Development at the Automotive Technology Company

INOAC's inclusive and comprehensive development activities range from basic research on four materials (urethane, rubber, plastic, new materials and synthetic materials) to the development of production technologies in such areas as designs, equipment, molds and evaluations.

To Research & Development page of the Automotive Manufacturing Division web site.(Japanese)

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