Fender Design

Fender Design

Fender:

            A car tire fender is a plastic, metal, or rubber panel that bends over the wheel on the side of the car, extending from the front bumper to the car door. The main function of car fenders is to protect tires and braking systems from mud or other impurities so that they are safer and more efficient.

Important points considered while designing the fenders are

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Drip Area:

                        This is the area which allows to handle the tool easily inside the hood. It mounts the fender in engine compartment. Fender front side should have gap 150 mm and back side should have 200 mm between drip area.

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Wheel arch area: Based on this area the curvature of the fender will be designed.

A pillar mounting: It used to mount a pillar and fender.

Sill mounting: It used to mount sill and fender.