Active Aerodynamics
Active aerodynamics refers to the sophisticated mechanisms and systems incorporated into, vehicles, particularly high-performance cars, to dynamically adjust and optimise their aerodynamic properties.
These adaptations typically involve altering the shape and orientation of components such as spoilers, wings, air ducts and flaps in real-time. By doing so vehicle stability is enhanced, drag is reduced and downforce can be increased as needed during different driving conditions.
Such intricate adjustments help maximise a vehicle’s speed, cornering ability and overall performance whilst maintaining control and efficiency.
Active aerodynamics in its true sense would be a rear wing on a vehicle that can provide three versions of interruption of the air flow over the vehicle. For instance, movement from a Drag Reduction System (DRS) to an increased downforce position to a full airbrake.
Whether it means altering the shape and orientation of components such as spoilers or wings, or the addition of air ducts and flaps we work with customers to provide what is needed for their low- to mid-volumes.
Design and manufacture of complex window lift systems for mid- and low-volume vehicle manufacturers.
Design and manufacture of complex screen wiper systems that ensure a mix of function and aesthetics for mid- to low-volume vehicle manufacturers.
Design and manufacture of bespoke and standard aerodynamic components; from underbody actuators to rear air brakes and all in-between, to enhance a vehicle's speed, efficiency and performance.
From on-wing jet turbine wash systems to in-vehicle parcel sorting systems and even decorative bridge parapets with integral acoustic barrier – we have completed them all. Let us loose on your engineering challenges..
MarchantCain is a global designer, developer and manufacturer of window regulators with more than 25 years’ experience in the industry.
