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automotive frame

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automotive frame [¦ȯd·ə¦mōd·iv ′frām]
(engineering)
The basic structure of all automotive vehicles, except tractors, which is supported by the suspension and upon which or attached to which are the power plant, transmission, clutch, and body or seat for the driver.
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Top industrial employers in the county, all in Corydon, include Tower Automotive, with 750 employees making automotive frames for the Ford Explorer; the Tyson Foods poultry-processing plant, which employs 630; and auto component manufacturer Oxford Automotive, with 400 on the payroll.
Southern Indiana update. (Top Business Stories) by Mayer, Kathy / Indiana Business Magazine
With a table measuring 154[inches] x 20[inches] and XYZ-axis travels of 144[inches] x 20[inches] x 20[inches] the machine is intended for machining long aerospace components such as seat runners and helicopter blades, automotive frame parts, crane rails and superstructures, and roller conveyor brackets for the food packaging industry.
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