Car Mats
Grip blocks, drainage channels and technical geometric patterns.

Automotive surfaces need consistent grain, low gloss, wear-conscious texture and functional patterns. Car mats additionally require grip, drainage and cleaning-friendly geometry.
Request Technical Discussion +Automotive surfaces need consistent grain, low gloss, wear-conscious texture and functional patterns. Car mats additionally require grip, drainage and cleaning-friendly geometry.

Each application has different material behavior, operating conditions and surface expectations. The roller specification is developed accordingly.
Grip blocks, drainage channels and technical geometric patterns.
Leather grain and low-gloss texture for dashboards and door panels.
Consistent grain for coated fabric and artificial leather.
Pattern geometry can support grip, drainage and dirt concealment.
Controlled grain and gloss help maintain a uniform cabin appearance.
TPO, rubber, PVC, PU and coated textile applications are supported.
Pattern references and dimensional data can support repeat requirements.
Final dimensions and materials are confirmed against the approved drawing and operating data.
| Products | Car mats, dashboard skin, trim sheet, seat material and flooring |
|---|---|
| Materials | Rubber, TPO, PVC, PU and coated textile |
| Pattern goals | Grip, drainage, leather grain, low gloss and scratch concealment |
| Process inputs | Temperature, pressure, speed, thickness and forming |
| Quality focus | Texture repeat, gloss, depth, durability and dimensions |
We review the material, machine arrangement and performance target for this industry roller solution.
Roll geometry, surface specification and process parameters are defined for automotive components & car mats.
Machining, engraving or polishing is completed under dimensional process control.
The finished roller is checked, protected and prepared for domestic or export delivery.
It should balance grip, drainage, wear appearance, cleanability and forming behavior.
A suitable sample can be evaluated and digitized for roller development.
No. Their materials, texture depth and functional priorities are usually different.
Share the material, working width, roller drawing and desired surface result for a technical review.