Cosco designs a new front-end module that utilizes PC resins and films for a number of functions

Covestro has designed a study to develop an innovative front-end module designed to address the needs of the automotive industry, foreign media reported.
plans to design a new front-end module that serves as the vehicle's "face" and offers a seamless glass-like surface that can be used for a variety of different purposes.
, Cosco currently uses a variety of decorative or translucent films to
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. In addition, the module provides lighting and signal functions to provide communication between vehicles and pedestrians. In addition, black panel technology is available using Bayer's special Makrofol PC film, which can be used as a light source when illuminated. When the lighting was cut off, passers-by could only see the black surface.
cosmos front-end module consists of a PC film and color decorative pattern (colorful motif), depending on the customer's needs. The company replaced the current version with a classic metal Logo.
, the compound was molded using film insert molding (FIM) technology, using the Makrolon AG PC transparent film. In addition, despite its Use of the Makrofol flat film, 3D effects can be produced.
polycarbonate resin (PC resin) with the film, the coating provides lightweight, versatile components that provide the ideal properties for vehicle exteriors. The design looks like glass and offers a built-in multi-dimensional structure that uses lighting to amplify images. The structure can also be applied to radar and lidar radiation, as well as other functions such as de-icing using built-in heating wires.
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