Die casting – thin parts thick in business
With the die casting process, high precision components from low-melting alloys such as aluminium, zinc and magnesium can be manufactured with very high surface qualities. The process is economically worthwhile, especially for large series.
BENEFITS
- Development, production, just in time delivery
- Thin-walled components
- Complex geometries
- High surface finish
- Most economical casting process for large series
In die casting, the liquid metal is shot through a piston into a divided permanent mold. The sometimes very high pressure loads also allow very thin-walled and complex components without loss of quality. Even with large parts, the mold is filled in fractions of a second, resulting in short cycle times.
If the series size is sufficient, die casting is a highly economical casting process.
Manufacturing process
Bottom
part coated
Size: 225x92x40 mm
Weight: 383 g
Material: AlSi12Cu1(Fe)
Bottom part coated
assembled
Size: 225x92x75 mm
Weight: 498 g
Material: AlSi12Cu1(Fe)
Coating:
Powder coating coarse
Y-piece
Size: 35x50x25 mm
Wegith: 32 g
Material: ZL102
Door hardware
(black, gold, silver)
Size: 90x65x40 mm
Weight: 235 g
Door hardware
Size: 170x55x30 mm
Weight: 292 g
Material: GDZnAl4Cu1
Cover
Foot protection coated