CONTROL ARMS
SELECTED PRODUCTS
Control Arm- /
Trailing Arm Bush
BEST CHOICE
FOR CONTROL ARMS
The suspension system in your car is the connection of your wheels, springs, shock absorbers, and other car parts which maximize contact between your tires and the road. A control arm, also sometimes referred to as an A-arm, is a fundamental aspect of your suspension system, connecting your car frame to the front wheel hubs. The primary function of the control arm is to guide the car’s wheels up and down on the road and control proper steering.
YOUR BENIFITS
Extensive Range of Products
We offer an extensive range of premium products for cars
Lower Control Arms
Upper Control Arms
Guarantee and Commitment
Quality is SEGAL commitment.
Control Arms quality exceeds essential basics.
With SEGAL Control Arms you get maximum service intervals and optimal engine performance with long-life
SEGAL Control Arms have Guarantee according type of products and OEM requirement
Highest Quality
All SEGAL Control Arms undergo a rigorous quality control process to ensure they meet OE standards, reflecting the high-quality standards of the SEGAL Products.
SEGAL Control Arms manufactures under certificate of,
ISO16949 / ISO9001
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WITH SEGAL
The control arm enables the car’s frame and wheels to move simultaneously for proper maneuvering of the vehicle. To properly steer and keep a car on the road, you need a properly maintained control arm. The control arms are also what keep the geometry of your vehicle in proper alignment when you lift your car..
HOW WE ENSURE QUALITY
Quality testing of vehicle control arm components is also critical, as these components affect vehicle safety, stability, and performance. Some of the common tests for controlling car arms are:
Tensile Testing: To measure the tensile strength and deformation of control arm materials.
Thermal Deformation Testing: To evaluate the behavior of arms in different temperature conditions.
Shock Testing: To evaluate the performance of the arms and their tolerance against irregular road conditions and vibrations.
Structural Stability Testing: To ensure the strength and balance of the control arm structure.
Taber Abrasion Test: To measure the resistance of materials against erosion and rust.
