Segmented partial layers fan out to form large axial joining zones, resolving manufacturing complexity while ensuring heavy-duty material-locking strength.
A fiber composite spoke nipple prevents galvanic corrosion between steel spokes and aluminum rims while maintaining thread fastening strength.
Co-curing a diffusion-open mould element with a preform structure eliminates boundary layers and reduces production costs.
Abutting spoke surfaces transmit loads through the hub, resolving manufacturing complexity and preserving fiber strength during assembly.
A wheel hub combines a metallic outer rim with an inner carbon fiber layer to reduce weight while maintaining structural integrity.
A flexible bag grain core molds fiber-reinforced plastics without gas or liquid pressure, eliminating voids and dimensional inaccuracies.
Curved spoke side walls distribute stress to increase durability while reducing manufacturing complexity.
A hybrid rim merges a composite well wall with metal flanges to house the wheel hub motor rotor.
Ceramic insulating bushes surround screw openings in fiber composite wheel discs, preventing galvanic corrosion and thermal damage during braking.