Eliminating NVH When Lightweighting is a Priority
This post highlights some materials that will help design engineers achieve quieter, lighter products that minimize noise, vibration, and harshness (NVH) and meet today’s lightweighting standards.
This post highlights some materials that will help design engineers achieve quieter, lighter products that minimize noise, vibration, and harshness (NVH) and meet today’s lightweighting standards.
Welcome to the next edition of our “Faces of JBC Technologies” series. We continue to highlight some of the team members who make JBC one of the leading die cutters and material converters in the country. We want you to get to know the names behind the functions… and the faces and stories behind the names. Today, we’ve chosen to feature an employee who has been with JBC for more than seven years: Quality Manager, Denny Waggoner.
Addressing the noise, vibration, and harshness produced by heavier objects like these requires a particular approach and die cut materials that can hold up under extreme weight, weather, and other conditions.
Engineers have many options, so it’s important to understand the ways material conversion and automotive die cutting support heat shielding designs.
At JBC, our motto is “We Make Doing Business Easy.” It’s on our business cards, in our sales and marketing collateral, and -- more importantly -- infused into our company culture. That is not to say,
Is lead time for your die cut parts important? Most of our customer base here at JBC would respond with a resounding, “YES”