Die Casting
Die Casting is a metal casting process that uses high pressure to press molten metal into a mold cavity, and then waits for it to cool and solidify to obtain a complex and precise metal product. Die casting is widely used in many fields such as automobiles, aerospace, electronics, electrical appliances, and construction.
- Die casting can mass produce high-precision metal parts in a short time.
- Die castings are precise, smooth, and support complex shapes.
- Modern die casting is automated, reducing costs and boosting efficiency.
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High-Quality Die Casting Solutions
Material selection
Select materials like aluminum, zinc, or magnesium alloys to meet strength, corrosion resistance, or conductivity needs.
Mold Design
Use CAD/CAM to design precise, durable molds and optimize pouring to minimize defects.
Automation equipment
Combine with robots or automation equipment to handle metal injection, removal, cleaning, and inspection, enhancing production efficiency.
Quality control
Utilize X-ray detection, 3D measurement, and other methods to ensure products are defect-free in size and internal structure.
Surface treatment
Spray, electroplating or anodizing the die-casting parts to improve the appearance and durability.
Customized service
Provide personalized design and small batch trial production according to customer needs to meet diverse application scenarios.
From Prototyping to Production
Die casting is a high-precision casting process that rapidly fills a metal mold with molten metal, capable of producing parts with complex shapes and precise dimensions.
High precision and consistency
Rapid filling of molten metal through metal molds can produce parts with accurate dimensions and complex shapes.
High productivity
Suitable for mass production, can quickly form a large number of parts, and shorten the production cycle.
Complex shape molding
Suitable for parts with complex shapes and high dimensional requirements, which are not easy to produce through other manufacturing methods.
Good surface quality
The surface of the molded parts is smooth and almost no additional processing is required.
High material utilization
Efficient use of metal materials, less waste, and improved resource utilization.
Excellent mechanical properties
By adjusting the alloy composition and process conditions, higher strength and durability can be obtained.
Fast Small Part Molding
Our comprehensive CNC machining service will guide your project from prototype development to final parts production.
Die Casting Materials
Die casting uses a variety of materials, each selected for its specific properties and suitability for different applications. The most commonly used materials include aluminum, zinc, magnesium, copper alloys.
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Aluminum | Aluminum is lightweight and strong, suitable for automotive and aviation parts |
Lightweight & Durable Corrosion-Resistant |
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Zinc | Zinc’s toughness allows precise castings for complex, durable parts. |
Corrosion resistance Aesthetic appeal |
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Magnesium | Magnesium: lightest structural metal, excellent stiffness-to-weight. |
Lightweight High Strength-to-Weight Ratio |
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Copper | Copper excels in heat sinks and connectors for superior conductivity. |
Excellent Conductivity Corrosion-Resistant |
We can source any other materials upon request! If you don’t see the material you need please contact us
Why Choose Us?
We are driven by our customers' needs, striving to exceed their expectations with outstanding performance. By aligning with shared goals and interests, we deliver exceptional services that enhance our customers' market position while fostering mutual growth and a beneficial partnership.
- Can make up for the risk of large capital investment before mass production.
- Diversified production materials and styles.
- Customers can grasp the production details at any time, and understand the production progress at any time.
- Some other features can be added to the parts in production, which are not restricted by the mold.
Industry Application
We manufacture millions of parts for a variety of applications, providing best-in-class products for different industries: optics, medical, semiconductor, communications, etc.
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