ENGINE STARTING SYSTEM
Starter Motor
Converts battery power into rotational force to initiate engine starting.
Brush Holder · Yoke · Armature · Field Coil

ALTERNATOR · STATOR
Built from a laminated core and windings, the stator is a key alternator component that generates electrical power.
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AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS
AMC specializes in automotive starting and charging components. We carry out the manufacturing processes each product requires, from winding and forming to joining, assembly, and inspection.

FROM MATERIAL TO COMPONENT
PROCESS VIEW / 01We wind copper material and form it to the required geometry, creating the foundation for electrical performance.
OUR ATTITUDE
Integrity means holding every process to its standard. Commitment raises quality. Collaboration brings each component to completion.
OUR COMPONENTS
Brush holders, yokes, armatures, and field coils make up the starting system, while stators generate power in the charging system.
ENGINE STARTING SYSTEM
Converts battery power into rotational force to initiate engine starting.
Brush Holder · Yoke · Armature · Field Coil
VEHICLE CHARGING SYSTEM
Converts engine rotation into electricity for battery charging and vehicle electrical systems.
Stator
OUR CUSTOMERS
AMC’s key customers include Valeo Electrical Systems Korea, a manufacturer of automotive electrical components, and BorgWarner, a provider of propulsion and electrification technologies.
MOBILITY IN CONTEXT
Buses carry people. Trucks carry goods. Starter motors bring their engines to life, while alternators supply electrical power on the road.

COMMERCIAL MOBILITY
Commercial buses in daily service depend on reliable starting and vehicle electrical power systems.

HEAVY DUTY
Starting and charging systems are essential to the repeated starts and long operating hours of heavy commercial vehicles.

MATERIAL STUDY
Copper windings and laminated cores link current and magnetic flux, enabling the electrical functions of armatures, field coils, and stators.

HANDS AT WORK
Careful checks of winding condition and component assembly help verify finished-product quality.

THE DETAIL MATTERS
Cores, windings, insulation, and contact parts pass through each process to become a complete electrical component.
FROM PARTS TO ASSEMBLIESFROM PARTS TO ASSEMBLIES
Our specialized expertise in processing coiled copper into flat conductors underpins the manufacture of starter and alternator components.

COPPER WINDING
An essential element of starter and alternator components, carrying current and generating magnetic fields.

LAMINATED CORE
Built from stacked thin steel sheets, the core provides a path for magnetic flux and supports the windings.

INSULATION DETAIL
Insulation electrically separates the windings from the metal core to prevent short circuits.
The process of joining the core and winding to the rotating shaft.
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Insulation is added to the winding before the yoke and brush holder are assembled.
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Windings are inserted into the laminated core, followed by insulation treatment and inspection.
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QUALITY BUILT INTO THE PROCESS
Product requirements define the working standards. Findings from production and inspection inform the next cycle.
Specs & conditions → working standards
Product specifications and application conditions are translated into working standards.
Process results ↔ requirements
Requirements and results are checked at key winding, forming, joining, and assembly stages.
Inspection & feedback → next run
Findings from inspection and customer feedback inform the next production run and process improvements.
OUR PLACE
Our winding, forming, assembly, and inspection equipment supports the production of automotive electrical components.

MANUFACTURING & INSPECTION
Explore manufacturing and inspection equipment by process.
OUR JOURNEY
By expanding our production base and strengthening our quality systems, we have grown into a manufacturer of automotive starting and charging components.
Manufacturing began as Dongjin Metal, with the establishment of a factory laying the foundation for production.
After corporate registration, the company expanded its foundation through ISO 9002 and 100 PPM certifications, a new office, and plant expansion.
SQ-MARK, ISO/TS 16949, and INNO-BIZ certifications, together with production consolidation, expanded automotive manufacturing capability.
The company adopted the AMC name and continues to build expertise in automotive starting and charging components.

OUR PLACE, OUR PEOPLE
AMC's manufacturing site brings together the headquarters and production buildings.
VERIFIED CREDENTIALS
Key certifications currently held and valid at AMC.
ISO 9001:2015
INNO-BIZ
SES-TIER 2
A CLOSER LOOK
A view across AMC's Plant 1 and Plant 2 facilities.
INQUIRY
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