We have to digitally measure the structure of the vehicle to ensure that all the components are where they need to be, within millimeters. Then you go to the measuring system, and the measuring system will tell you where the damage is. You go ahead and get the car built onto the clamps. We have access to Alldata, which is a computer system that gathers all the information from manufacturers to be able to repair vehicles correctly.
The second part is you're going to go to the computer to figure out where your mounting clamps need to go on the vehicle. When you are getting ready to set up a car on the frame machine, obviously drive it up on the machine, make sure that the vehicle is square. If your car is on the frame machine, more than likely it's got some kind of structural damage. Some of the typical tools that we use are our flatliner, our frame machine, and Bondo. Juan: Here at Hendrick Collision Center, we're capable of fixing anything from a small dent to a large repair that requires structural repair. Collision centers use various techniques to realign a car's frame, restore damaged areas, and correct paint. In 2017, nearly 6.5 million car accidents took place in the US alone. Narrator: Car crashes are incredibly common. A technician from Hendrick Collision Center explains the repair process.The Frame Machine, Flatliner, and Bondo processes are used to address different types of damage.Wrecked cars are repaired with a variety of tools.
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