Die casting is a process in which a metal is molded or melted into a specific shape. This process can be expensive for small batches, but it is extremely cost-effective for large-scale production. Furthermore, it is highly recyclable, which can reduce manufacturing costs. Because of its unique characteristics, aluminum is an excellent choice for die-casting parts.

The process begins with a steel mold, or die. These dies are made up of two sections. The first section is stationary, while the other section is movable. The die mold is designed so that the molten aluminum can be injected into it and solidify quickly. The two parts of the mold are then securely mounted inside a machine.

The process of die casting aluminum is a fast and accurate way to create parts with precise dimensions. In the process, heated liquid aluminum is forced into a mold cavity under high pressure, where it hardens to the precise shape. This process produces products with exceptional accuracy, and is ideal for high-volume manufacturing.

The die casters also perform secondary operations such as polishing, sanding, and painting features. The majority of lubricants used in die-casting parts are water-based. They are safer and more environmentally-friendly than other lubricants. However, water-based lubricants can result in surface defects if not properly treated.

Aluminum die casting products are a popular choice for electronic housings and connectors because of their electrical performance and shielding properties. Additionally, they are highly durable and resistant to high temperatures. This makes them an ideal choice for these components. In addition to their advantages, aluminum alloy die casting products provide superior structural performance.

Aluminum alloys are highly resistant to oxidation and corrosion, and have excellent strength-to-weight ratios. They can also retain a number of intricate designs. In addition, there are many different grades and alloys available, with each offering slightly different characteristics. Different aluminum alloys are suitable for different applications.

Aluminum alloy die casting parts can be made for both automobile and marine use. For example, automobile parts made from aluminum alloys include gasoline engine cylinders and head. They can also be used in power accessories, such as valve supports and power accessories. In addition to automobiles, aluminum die-casting parts are also useful for industrial uses.

Climbing car cantilever

Casting process：Low-pressure casting

Approximate weight：19kg

Approximate size：520x280x200

Application：Support arm for climbing car

Product Description

Casting process	Approximate weight	Approximate size	Application
Low-pressure casting	19	520x280x200	Support arm for climbing car