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aluminum door

aluminum door

Used for storefront entrances, due to its capacity for high corrosion resistance. See also: Door
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aluminum door

A door having aluminum stiles and rails; usually glazed.
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So in addition to providing a mid-cycle refresh for the TL with such differences as a larger satin chrome grille, separate fog lights, mirrors with LED turn signals, a three-spoke steering wheel, new headrests, blue ambient lighting for the footwell and the console, new aluminum door trim, and even a new engine cover, they decided to bring back the Type-S after a three-year absence.
Engineering performance: the '07 Acura TL Type-S
"Three millimeters is about the limit if you want repeatable, effective welds with no material burn-back," says Mees, "while 8 mm is the thickest section we use." Side crash forces are fed through the rocker panels into the main structure, with support from the extruded aluminum door beam that ties into the main structure through the hinge and lock plates.
Charge of the light brigade: the combination of extrusions, castings, and technologies like roll bonding and friction stir welding are central to the light weight and high strength of Ford's GT chassis
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