The manufacturing process of the wheel hub directly affects its quality and performance. Common manufacturing processes include:
Casting: Casting is the most commonly used wheel hub manufacturing process, suitable for most aluminum alloy wheels. Casting wheels by melting aluminum alloy and injecting it into molds is suitable for large-scale production.
Forging: Forged wheel hubs are processed under high temperature and pressure, resulting in higher strength and durability, and are commonly used in high-performance vehicles.
Die casting: Die casting is a process of injecting aluminum alloy liquid into molds through high pressure, suitable for producing precision and complex wheel hub designs.
