​Some common characteristics of automobile anti-collision beams

Structural design: The rear anti-collision beam is usually part of the rear structure of the vehicle and is designed to absorb and disperse the impact force during a low-speed collision to reduce the impact of the collision on the vehicle and passengers.

Materials: Crash beams are usually made of high-strength materials, such as steel or aluminum alloys. These materials provide enough rigidity and strength to absorb impact energy.

Collision energy absorption: Anti-collision beams are designed to transfer and absorb the energy generated during a collision to slow down the vehicle's deceleration process. This helps reduce impact forces inside the vehicle, reducing the risk of injury to passengers.

Crash Testing: Automakers typically perform various crash tests on their vehicles to ensure the vehicle's safety performance in a crash situation. These tests include front, side and rear crash tests.