Wooduk Co., Ltd. is an automotive parts manufacturing company located in Sangbuk-myeon, Yangsan-si, Gyeongsangnam-do. Led by CEO Yoo Dae-ho, approximately 24 employees work here, producing new automotive parts such as automotive seat part molds and brackets. The company has accumulated expertise in steel plate processing and parts manufacturing within the local automotive parts cooperation system.

Business Areas

• Automotive seat parts manufacturing: We manufacture mold products and structural parts used in vehicle interior seats. Parts are completed through precision mold processing to ensure vehicle safety and durability.
• Production of automotive brackets and steel plate processed parts: We produce metal brackets of various specifications for combining vehicle bodies and interior materials. Based on steel plate materials, we perform press and forming processes to supply parts for finished vehicles.

Products

• Automotive seat part molds: These are mold-based parts essential for automotive seat assembly and frame construction. They are manufactured to satisfy safety and functionality through standardized precision molding.
• Bracket: These are steel bracket parts that firmly combine and fix each major automotive device and frame. They have the durability to withstand continuous vibration and loads.

Special Notes

• Automotive parts processing technology: We possess know-how in forming and processing core metal parts such as mold parts for seats and brackets. We meet quality requirements through stable process management.
• Proximity to the Gyeongnam manufacturing network: Located in the industrial area of Yangsan-si, it is advantageous for connecting with nearby automotive parts partners and logistics networks. We have the foundation to efficiently operate raw material procurement and delivery systems.

💡 A Word from JOBPLOY
Wooduk Co., Ltd. is a process-oriented manufacturer that produces metal parts such as automotive seat parts and brackets. Since there are many processes involving press and steel plate processing machines, wearing safety gear and following on-site safety rules are essential. If you learn machine operation procedures and basic quality inspection terminology and become accustomed to communicating with colleagues on-site, it is a work environment where you can adapt stably.