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Body-in-white (BIW) corresponds to the automotive manufacturing stage, where the unpainted steel frame elements are welded and assembled together. This is done through several means, including welding, riveting, clinching and laser brazing, to name a few.
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From rough grinding to metal finishing |
Two critical body-in-white machining processes are:
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Together with our automotive industry experts, we have selected the best products from the Norton range to showcase our recommendations for the body-in-white operations, including :
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In our comprehensive catalogue, you will also find an overview of matching back-up pads and interface pads, as well as grinding, sanding, and vacuum machines to maximise results when used with Norton abrasives. |
Download the brochure to learn more about our solutions for the automotive body-in-white market.
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