The product described above is manufactured using the aluminum alloy ALDC12, a widely adopted material in the automotive parts industry due to its excellent castability, high corrosion resistance, and reliable mechanical strength. In the production process, the alloy is first melted at a controlled temperature to ensure uniformity and then injected into a precision-engineered mold. After solidification, the component undergoes several finishing steps such as trimming, deburring, and shot blasting, which remove excess material, smooth sharp edges, and improve the surface quality. Subsequent machining operations are carried out to achieve the exact dimensional tolerances and functional specifications required by the automotive sector. The final product is applied as a protective cover for vehicle batteries. Its primary role is to shield the battery from external impacts, environmental factors such as dust, moisture, and heat, and potential mechanical damage that may occur during vehicle operation. By ensuring a stable housing for the battery, this component contributes not only to vehicle safety but also to the overall durability and efficiency of the electrical system.