How It's Made - Alloy Wheels

Higher-end cars typically come with  alloy wheels rather than basic steel  wheels covered with a hubcap called mag  wheels because when they first came out  they were made of an alloy of magnesium  today's alloy wheels are made of an  aluminum alloy which is far more durable.

Aluminum alloy wheels are not only more  attractive than standard steel wheels  they're also a fraction of the weight  and therefore require less energy to  rotate this contributes to greater fuel  efficiency as well as better handling  acceleration and braking Manufacturing  them begins with high-grade.

aluminum  alloy containing  percent aluminum a  furnace heats the ingots to  degrees  Celsius they liquefy in about  minutes  the molten aluminum then flows directly  to a mixer in which they inject argon  gas which enables them to remove the  hydrogen this increases the density  making the aluminum less porous when  solidified after adding powdered.

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