Panhard linkings are primarily made of high-strength steel. This material possesses excellent rigidity and fatigue resistance, enabling it to withstand the complex forces generated by the rear axle during vehicle operation, ensuring it is not easily deformed or broken during long-term use.
Its structure typically consists of a rigid metal rod with connecting brackets at both ends equipped with rubber or polyurethane bushings for hinged connection to the vehicle frame and rear axle. Specifically:
Linking rod body: Mostly made of seamless steel tubing or forged steel, treated with rust prevention (such as electrophoresis or spraying) to improve corrosion resistance;
Connecting bushings: The outer layer is made of rubber or polyurethane material, and the inner layer is a metal sleeve, serving to buffer vibration, reduce noise, and extend service life.
