MOOG® Creates Enhancements to its Premium Control Arms Product Line, Providing Greater Durability and Reliability for Real-World Performance
MOOG, a leading steering and suspension brand from Tenneco's DRiV group, announced enhancements to its Premium control arms (RK part number prefix). Key innovations include induction-hardened studs and carbon fiber-reinforced bearings, which improve strength and reduce friction. These enhancements boost structural strength and increase contaminant resistance. Additionally, many control arms come with all necessary installation hardware and a laser-etched product ID. Tenneco reported $18 billion in revenues for 2021, underscoring its strong market position.
- Introduction of induction-hardened studs enhancing strength.
- Use of carbon fiber-reinforced bearings reducing friction and increasing socket life.
- Enhanced structural strength and increased contaminant resistance in control arms.
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Robust Product Testing, Latest Innovations Differentiate MOOG from its Competitors
SOUTHFIELD, Mich., March 30, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- MOOG®, the industry-leading steering and suspension brand from Tenneco Inc.'s (NYSE: TEN) DRiV group, recently announced a series of enhancements to its Premium control arms (RK part number prefix).
MOOG continues to raise the bar for control arm excellence by constantly testing and developing new engineering solutions to improve vehicle ride and performance. Innovations to MOOG Premium control arms include induction-hardened studs and carbon fiber-reinforced bearings with PTFE. Induction-hardened studs provide added strength, while the patent-pending carbon fiber-reinforced bearings reduce socket friction compared to typical non-reinforced bearings. Together these innovations provide longer socket life. The "Evidence of Excellence" of MOOG Premium control arms is also exhibited through:
- Enhanced Structural Strength: The material and heat treatment of each control arm is carefully selected to meet application requirements.
- Increased Contaminant Resistance: A pre-installed dust boot seal provides an effective barrier against wear-causing contaminants, while the greaseable design reduces corrosion and wear by allowing new lubricants to flush contaminants.
Many of the enhanced control arms come complete with all hardware needed for a fast and easy installation and a laser-etched MOOG product ID to guarantee genuine MOOG quality.
"At MOOG, our engineers are constantly looking for better solutions, manufacturing processes and materials to ensure quality and durability in our products and to give our customers the confidence that they are getting the best part possible for their vehicles," said Adam Richardson, Product Director, MOOG. "Engineering is at the heart of every part we make, and it's our job to make sure that every part is designed to exact specification and tested to the highest standards. We stand behind the MOOG name with every product we make."
To watch a video and learn more about MOOG control arm assemblies and the full line of MOOG products, please visit www.MOOGparts.com contact your MOOG supplier. Like MOOG on Facebook at www.Facebook.com/MOOGparts, follow MOOG on Twitter at www.Twitter.com/MOOGparts, or connect with the brand on Instagram at www.Instagram.com/MOOGparts.
Tenneco is one of the world's leading designers, manufacturers and marketers of automotive products for original equipment and aftermarket customers, with full year 2021 revenues of
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Karen Shulhan (DRiV) – 313.617.2086
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