How Wheels Are Made
WOLFRACE GB - This exciting range is manufactured in Europe, and carries up to a comprehensive FIVE year warranty.
The WOLFRACE GB range of wheels are manufactured to the highest quality standards and have the strict German TUV approval, as well as the KBA (Kraftfahrtbundesamt) certification.
The state-of-the-art European factory manufactures alloy wheels to DIN ISO 9001:2000 standards. The entire manufacturing process, commencing from the original smelting of the ingot to the final inspection of the product is performed in house.
Facilities include CAD capabilities for product and tool development, full tool room service for tool and die making, as well as foundry, machine shop, and a sophisticated paint plant.
In addition, there is a fully equipped laboratory and testing section, where stringent ongoing testing procedures from raw materials to finished products are carried out. Every finished unit must pass stringent final inspection before it is passed on to you, the customer. Wheels from this high tech plant are supplied to VW, Audi, Mitsubishi, Citroen and various other motor manufacturers.
Here is a little information which may be of benefit to you on how some of our wheels are made.
Stage 1 - Raw Allumnium Ingot is shipped into the factory.

Stage 2 - The raw material undergoes comprehensive chemical analysis.

Stage 3 - Approved material enters the melting process.

Stage 4 - Enamel Casting - The production of all wheels is with low pressure die-casting technology. The castings are 100% tested by fully automatic yxlon X-ray machines.

Stage 5 - Bloom Filling

Stage 6 - Foundry


Stage 7 - X-ray



Stage 8 - Bore PCD and Center Bore

Stage 9 - CNC Preparation

Stage 10 - Tilt Milling

Stage 11 - Force Inspection

Stage 12 - Manual Inspection

Stage 13 - Fully Automatic Measurement


Stage 14 - Manual Post Processing

Stage 15 - Hanging Up Range

Stage 16 - Chrome Pretreatment

Stage 17 - Conversion

Stage 18 - Infrared Preheating Furnace

Stage 19 - Wet Lacquer Coating

Stage 20 - Quality Control

Stage 21 - Styling Labelling
