Can Chassis Armor Reduce Noise?
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Chassis armor not only reduces noise but also provides functions such as corrosion prevention, stone impact protection, vibration reduction, and fuel savings. Below is an introduction to chassis armor: Specific functions of chassis armor: Chassis armor involves covering areas that cannot be sprayed, such as screws, oil pipes, the motion system, and the cooling system. After this treatment, the chassis effectively seals panel gaps, reducing interior noise and integrating the chassis into a single unit. This significantly decreases resonance-generated noise during driving. When a car travels on rough roads, sand and gravel kicked up by vibrations continuously collide with the chassis and wheel rims. Chassis armor protects the original anti-corrosion paint and hot-dip galvanized layer of the chassis, preventing exposed metal from coming into contact with moisture and haze in the air, which can cause rust. It also strongly resists the rapid spread of rust, which can corrode internal shell components. Other functions of chassis armor: Prevents chassis corrosion; protects against stone impacts during driving; reduces vibrations from wheels, engines, and other components; provides heat insulation and fuel savings in summer; lowers vehicle maintenance costs, extends vehicle lifespan, and preserves car value.
