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* Cast Iron - well, there are three types of Cast Iron; S.G. Iron (Ductile Iron), White Cast Iron, and Grey Cast Iron. But for steering knuckle application: S.G.Iron or Grey C.I has been used.
* Forged Steel are most demanding material for this application
* Now a days Automobile Industry has put effort to use Aluminum alloy as an alternative. Due to the low weight of this material, it can reduce the fuel consumption & co2 emission. And also there are other advantages. It can be possible to use Aluminum alloy for Steering knuckle.
Thank you.
Divyesh Rana
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