RocTool, Volvo Cars Announce License Agreement Focusing on IntelliSafe Body Part Production

RocTool (Alternext – FR0010523167 – ALROC), specialist in the design and development of technologies for rapid molding of composite and plastic injection announced that it has signed a license agreement with Volvo Cars (“Volvo”), the Swedish premium automobile manufacturer headquartered in Gothenburg.

XC90 interior: IntelliSafe® Part on top-right

The agreement focuses on the manufacturing of the IntelliSafe® body part (the “part”) in the back of the central rear-mirror that contains the system’s radar.

After a successful development, RocTool 3iTech allows a perfect replication of the microstructure of the mold steel for the production of the part.

Applied on the inside of the part, the RocTool technology brings significant changes to the optical properties of the surface of the plastic, preventing the rising sun lights that enters inside the part to blind the radar. As of today no other technology is able to obtain such optical properties on a one-shot manufacturing without additional operations (e.g. painting).

To be released 1st on the all-new XC90.

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