Best-In-Class
Chevy Volt Front Sub-Frame K Cradle Magna Cosma Grenville Casting Perth, Ontario, Canada
Material: Aluminum A356.2-T5. Process: Low Pressure Permanent Mold Casting. Weight: 29.34 lbs. Dimensions: 41.2 x 7.2 x 25 in. Application: Font chassis and suspension component.
• The cast aluminum fr nt subframe offers a 30% eduction in weight to the steel version and inte- grates a welded steel assembly of 15 components
The cast aluminum front subframe offers a 30% reduction in weight to the steel version and inte- grates a welded steel assembly of 15 components to a single part.
• The permanent mold process used to cast the subframe used manufacturing features to lo er the erall cost, such as tooling and gating that creates o castings per c
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The permanent mold process used to cast the subframe used manufacturing features to lower the overall cost, such as tooling and gating that creates two castings per cycle and tle and two slo slide coride cores for each casting to create right and left hand control arm features to minimize the amount of machining required.
• The lower weight is critical in electric vehicle because the engine (or battery) can be downsized while the range or distance the vehicle can be driven between charging is extended.
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