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Aluminum Die Casting Services

Aluminum die casting is considered a non-expendable technique that can be repeatedly used to produce different shapes, sizes, and thicknesses of aluminum alloys for die casting. The aluminum die casting process also creates lightweight parts, maintains high operating temperatures, and provides excellent corrosion resistance for various industrial applications. Precision Aluminum Die Casting Manufacturers With over years of experience, global resources, and ISO Certification, GZ Precision provides precision aluminum die casting services that are highly versatile that maintain thin-walled, high dimensional stability that can be used in almost any industry. Our aluminum die casting processes accurately produce aesthetically pleasing parts in a wide range of shapes and sizes. Contact us for more information regarding our precision aluminum die casting service options. GZ Precision is your trusted source for advanced aluminum die casting services.

What are the Advantages of Aluminum Die Casting? One of the most significant benefits of aluminum die casting is that it creates lighter parts—with more surface finishing options than other die cast alloys, including aluminum anodize. Additional advantages associated with aluminum die casting include:

• Large and complex part production

• High strength parts

• Excellent surface finish and accuracy

• High production rate

• Low labor cost

• High operating temperatures

• Outstanding corrosion resistance

• Lightweight

• Good stiffness and strength-to-weight ratio

• Superior EMI and RFI shielding properties

• Excellent thermal conductivity

• High electrical conductivity

• Good finishing characteristics

• Full recyclability

Aluminum die casting is a manufacturing process that can produce geometrically complex metal parts using reusable die casting molds, called dies. The die casting process involves using a furnace, metal, die casting machine, and die. Aluminum alloys for die casting are melted in a furnace and then injected into the dies by the die casting machine. Once the liquid aluminum is injected into the dies, it rapidly cools and solidifies into the final cast part. Refer to our Casting Alloy Specifications Sheet and Alloy Physical Specifications Sheet for more information on high-pressure die casting and gravity alloys. What Aluminum Alloys are used for Die Casting? Aluminum alloys are ideal for a wide range of products due to their unique qualities. Alloy 380.0 Aluminum is the most used alloy for die casting, and it has been found to meet a wide variety of customer needs.GZ Precision can also cast Aluminum Alloys 360, 390 and 413. Our custom aluminum alloy material options include: • 380 • 360 • 390 • 413 Aluminum can also withstand the highest operating temperatures of all the die-cast alloys. Moreover, cast aluminum is versatile and corrosion-resistant; it retains high dimensional stability with thin walls and can be used in almost any industry.

Due to its high strength and production rates, aluminum die casting is used for applications that span various industries; these include:

• Automobile/Automotive

• Aircraft/Aerospace

• Engine manufacturing

• Military

• Medical

• Communication

• lighting

• Electronics

• Energy.

For projects with specific assembly and installation needs,GZ Precision Die Casting works closely with customers to explore assembly and installation solutions.

• Cast into the components drawing specified pins.

• Implement machined external threads on casting bosses.

• Cast holes to the dimension of drill size for internal threads.

• Install pins and/or helicoil inserts after machining.