SGS Lightweight Electroplated Aluminium Pressure Die Casting Process

High conductivity electroplated aluminum die casting Parts

What is aluminum die casting?

Aluminum die-casting alloys are light in weight and have high dimensional stability for complex part geometries and thin walls. Aluminum has good corrosion resistance and mechanical properties, as well as high thermal and electrical conductivity, making it a good alloy for die casting. Low-density aluminum metal is vital to the die casting industry. The aluminum die casting process still has long-lasting strength at very high temperatures, so cold room machines are required. The molten metal is still contained in the open containment tank, which is placed in the furnace and melted to the desired temperature in the furnace. The open heat preservation pot is placed separately from the die-casting machine, and molten metal leaks from the heat preservation pot every time it is cast, because these high temperatures will damage the normal pumping system.

Advantages of aluminum die casting:

The manufacturing process of producing accurate, well-defined, smooth and textured surface metal parts

Realized by pressing molten metal into a high-pressure system

preservative

High conductivity

Has good stiffness and strength to weight ratio

Based on rapid production

Allows very fast production of large numbers of die castings

More cost-effective than other casting processes

Aluminum die casting parameters