Automotive components steering wheels

SAS are basically relative and absolute rotary encoders especially designed for automotive use. Absolute SAS are produced in high volume for ESP systems. In Europe the most common versions are steering-wheel mounted types, being either a separate component such as in Fig. 7.11.28 or integrated into the TCM,... 

PET/Elastomers. This blend features good stiffness, impact strength, and processability. Applications are in the automotive sector, such as in body parts, steering wheels, and under-the-hood components. 

Automotive Filler necks for gasoline tanks, instrument panels, seat belts, steering columns, window support brackets, door handles, bearing and gear components, dashboard components, controls, wheel covers, gas caps Plumbing Shower heads, shower mixing valves, faucet cartridges, ball cocks... 

ABS/PC blends are used in a variety of automotive components such as instrument panels, flaps for glove compartments, dashboards, cladding for steering wheel columns, ventilation ports, spoilers, wheel covers, and protective side trims. Flame-retardant ABS/PC blends are used in office equipment and business machine housings. Chlorine or bromine-free flame-retardant ABS/PC compositions contain organophosphate/PTFE powder dispersions (Freitag et al. 1991). ABS/PC blends have been used in automotive exterior body panels first in the GM s former Saturn... 

Interior components make up the largest use of plastics in automotive vehicles, in applications such as instrument panels (IPs), body panels, door panels, dashmats, seat backs, seat bases, steering wheels, and airbag covers. 

Applications where ISSF mouldings are being used include arm-rests, facias, steering wheels and inserts, crash pads and bumpers in the automotive industry. Inner soles for shoes and decorative furniture components are other examples. 

Flexible integral foams find wide application in the automotive industry for components such as bumpers, headrests and steering wheels whilst rigid... 

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