Used only for taking off, landing and ground maneuvers, landing gear must be as lightweight as possible to maximize fuel efficiency, while still being capable of absorbing the tremendous forces placed on it when in use. As a result, manufacturers often turn to exotic, difficult-to-machine materials for landing gear components.
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