crash-box

Automotive

A crash box is an energy-absorbing structural component mounted between a vehicle’s bumper beam and the main body. It is designed to deform in a controlled manner during low- to moderate-speed impacts, reducing crash forces transmitted to the chassis and lowering repair costs by localizing damage to a replaceable module.

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crash-box
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