This product is used in the apparatus outside cover, the material: Aluminium alloy, weight: 1.2KG.

We produce a wide range of aluminum die castings utilizing 380, 384, die casting of zinc, die casting of magnesium and copper die casting and other alloys. From simple to complex designs.

This casting is that main castings supply the products in our company, according to the casting products requirement, there is only 1.5mm thick in the products wall, length and width size are large in proportion. We can according to different demand of customer, different production method, finish accurate delivery to cast part.

We company is a leading aluminum die cast manufacturer produces aluminum die cast components for a wide range of markets, including: Appliance, automotive, electronics, instruments and general industry.

Die Casting vs. Other Processes:

1. Die casting vs. Plastic molding - Die casting produces stronger parts with closer tolerances that have greater stability and durability. Die cast parts have greater resistance to temperature extremes and superior electrical properties.

2. Die casting vs. Sand casting - Die casting produces parts with thinner walls, closer dimensional limits and smoother surfaces. Production is faster and labor costs per casting are lower. Finishing costs are also less.

3. Die casting vs. Forging - Die casting produces more complex shapes with closer tolerances, thinner walls and lower finishing costs. Cast coring holes are not available with forging.

4. Die casting vs. Stamping - Die casting produces complex shapes with variations possible in section thickness. One casting may replace several stampings, resulting in reduced assembly time.

5. Die casting vs. Screw machine products - Die casting produces shapes that are difficult or impossible from bar or tubular stock, while maintaining tolerances without tooling adjustments. Die casting requires fewer operations and reduces waste and scrap.

Choosing the Proper Alloy:

1. Zinc - The easiest alloy to cast, it offers high ductility, high impact strength and is easily plated. Zinc is economical for small parts, has a low melting point and promotes long die life.

2. Aluminum - This alloy is lightweight, while possessing high dimensional stability for complex shapes and thin walls. Aluminum has good corrosion resistance and mechanical properties, high thermal and electrical conductivity, as well as strength at high temperatures.

3. Magnesium - The easiest alloy to machine, magnesium has an excellent strength-to-weight ratio and is the lightest alloy commonly die cast.

4. Copper - This alloy possesses high hardness, high corrosion resistance and the highest mechanical properties of alloys cast. It offers excellent wear resistance and dimensional stability, with strength approaching that of steel parts.