Interior trim clips & fasteners - reproduction & small batches
One broken clip means a rattling panel, and on a thirty-year-old car the clip broke the moment you looked at it. These are the parts suppliers stopped stocking first: too small, too cheap, too model-specific. They are also perfect batch candidates - once one clip is engineered, fifty cost little more than five. We reproduce clip geometry precisely, because a clip that is almost right either will not hold or will not release without breaking again.
How we make them
Measured from your sample, engagement geometry rebuilt in CAD, then produced in tough or flexible polymers by function - rigid for structure, flexible where the clip must spring. Batches bring the per-unit price right down.
Typical work: door panel clips, moulding fasteners, cable and loom retainers for 70s-90s European cars.
Example parts
Frequently asked questions
I need forty identical clips - how does pricing scale?
Very favourably. The engineering is a one-time cost; production per unit falls quickly with quantity, which is why club and workshop batch orders are common for clips.
Which process will you use?
Whichever suits the part: MJF nylon for tough functional plastics, high-detail resin for fine features, CNC for metal or high-load parts, vacuum casting for small series.
One part or a batch - how does pricing work?
The engineering is a one-time cost; per-unit price drops with quantity. We quote both so you can decide.
Your project stays yours.
Every part we reverse-engineer and produce is confidential and exclusive to the client. We do not resell, share or reproduce a client's parts for anyone else unless the client explicitly authorises it. NDAs available on request.
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