What is Aluminum Die Casting

Aluminum die-cast alloys are lightweight and also offer high dimensional safety for complex component geometries and thin walls.

Aluminum has good rust resistance and mechanical properties, residential properties and high thermal and electrical conductivity, making it a die-cast alloy.

Low density aluminum steel is very important in the field of mold expansion.

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We are a leading manufacturer of magnesium and aluminium alloy Die-casting, we not only have die casting process but also thixoforming, extrusion casting and other processes.

Advantages of die casting

We often receive quotation requests from designers or buyers who are unsure if their project requires die casting or other processes.

Often, with a good design and review process, we can recommend the part as a die cast with other parts assembled on the initial part to save tooling and other purchased parts.

This is one of the many advantages of die casting, creating a base part with additional components, eliminating assembly and machining, and saving customers money in the long run.

However, die casting is a mass production process, so more than a few hundred parts are required each year to share the planned initial tooling costs.

Die casting is an efficient, economical process that can provide a wider range of shapes and components than any other manufacturing technique. Parts have a long life and can be designed to complement the visual appeal of surrounding parts. Designers can gain many advantages and benefits by specifying die castings.

Die casting, decorative trim and finished products offer many features, advantages and benefits to those who specify die casting as a manufacturing process.

Die casting provides complex shapes that are closer to tolerance than many other mass production processes.

Die castings are produced at high rates. Little or no processing is required.

Die casting provides parts that are durable, dimensionally stable, feel good, and look good.

Compared to other casting methods, die castings have thinner walls and are stronger than plastic injection molded parts of the same size.

Die casting molds can produce thousands of identical castings within specified tolerances before additional tooling may be required.