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This assembly is composed of two shells, Upper and Lower, cold-stamped in a 3.300-ton press from complex-phase sheet metal, one bushing sleeve also cold-stamped in a smaller press, and two cold-forged components.

These are joined together by MAG welding, with a seam of almost two meters. There is also an in-line machining operation to assure the perfect matching and enhance the weldability on the bushing sleeve area.

For anti-corrosion purposes, the part is finally coated with a duplex-coating system with Zinc-Nickel and E-Coating (KTL), before being delivered to our customer.

 

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Product Description:

A Front Lower Control Arm is a fundamental part of a vehicle’s suspension system, linking the chassis to the front wheels. Its primary function is to manage the vertical movement of the wheels, providing stability and enhancing overall ride comfort.

This assembly comprises two shells, Upper and Lower, cold-stamped in a 3300-ton press from complex-phase sheet metal, one bushing sleeve also cold-stamped in a smaller press, and two cold-forged components.

These are joined together by MAG welding, with a seam of almost two meters.

There is also an in-line machining operation to enhance the weldability of the bushing sleeve area.

For anti-corrosion purposes, the part is finally coated with a duplex-coating system with Zink-Nickel and E-Coating (KTL), before being delivered to our customer.

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Dimensions

560 x 78 x 90 mm

Thickness

3 mm

Gross Weight

3,45 kg

Raw Material

DD13 – Steel

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