Manufacturing
Precision-Machined
for the Bronco.
Both configurations are developed around the Ford Bronco A-pillar
architecture. 5-axis CNC machining is used to create
vehicle-specific mounting geometry, attachment interfaces and
three-dimensional structural forms.
The Triple-Pod main bracket is machined from solid aluminum alloy
billet, allowing its multi-light mounting geometry to be formed
directly into the component.
Vehicle Geometry
Ford Bronco A-Pillar
→
5-Axis CNC
Precision Machining
→
Finished Mount
Integrated Geometry
Bronco-Specific Geometry
Mounting geometry is developed around the Ford Bronco A-pillar
and existing factory attachment locations.
Precision Machining
Multi-directional CNC machining allows complex mounting
interfaces and vehicle-specific geometry to be produced
directly within the component.
Integrated Wire Management
Dedicated wire-management channels help keep auxiliary-light
wiring contained within the mounting architecture.