drive·line (dr v ln )n. See drive train. |
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Amcast manufactures aluminum wheels and other automotive components for engines, brakes, climate control systems, suspensions and drivelines. The new company will manufacture conventional and hydraulic rubber-to-metal components for suspensions and drivelines. Moreover, the company is also engaged in the production of commercial vehicle components, such as engines, generator sets, axle assemblies, chassis and drivelines. |
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