Bumpers and their reinforcements

Bumpers are a key element of a vehicle’s exterior—not only from a design perspective, but above all for safety. They serve to absorb energy during a collision and protect the vehicle’s structural components. Their reinforcements ensure the strength and stability of the entire assembly.

Modern bumpers are most often made of plastics, which allow for precise shaping, lower weight, and easier replacement in case of damage. Reinforcements are typically integrated directly into the structure or designed as separate components, often combining different materials.