Aluminum Alloy Die-Casting Processing Parts

You can rest assured to buy KwongTo Aluminum Alloy Die-Casting Processing Parts from our factory. If you are seeking better mechanical properties or the shape of your product is too complex, we can manufacture your product through gravity/low-pressure die casting or forging.

Die casting is a metal casting method that involves pouring molten metal into a mold cavity and allowing it to solidify to form the shape of the mold. This metal forming technology allows for versatility in part size and shape, even for complex shapes with cavities or hollow sections.

Casting is not only applicable to metals, but can also be used for non-metallic materials such as glass, ceramics, plastics, etc. Most metal die castings are made using non-ferrous metals such as zinc, aluminum, copper, magnesium, and lead. This article discusses the details and advantages of aluminum die casting to help you choose the best material to produce the aluminum parts you need.

Aluminum die casting is one of the most widely used methods and is used in various major industries such as manufacturing aerospace and aircraft components, electronic components, and vehicle components.

Advantages of Die Casting

1> Shields electromagnetic interference (EMI), radio frequency interference (RFI), and can also serve as electrical grounding for circuits.

2> Production speed - The die casting process is highly automated. Multi-cavity molds can also be used to speed up production.

3> Long mold life - One mold can produce 100,000 - 200,000 identical die castings.

4> Dimensional accuracy - Dimensional tolerances are controlled by the mold, so the repeatability is higher than machining.

5> Cost savings - Efficient and economical process suitable for large-scale production.

6> Strength - Produces heat-resistant and wear-resistant parts.

7> Good gloss - The surface of the die casting can be smooth or textured, easy to electroplate or powder spray.