Die Casting

Our die casting solutions provide complete manufacturing support, including mold design, die casting production, CNC machining, surface finishing, assembly, and quality inspection.
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High-efficiency die casting metal forming solution: one-time molding of complex structures with high precision and high consistency.
  • High-pressure, high-speed filling enables one-time molding of complex structures.
  • High dimensional accuracy and excellent surface quality.
  • Suitable for stable medium- to large-volume production.
  • Significantly reduces unit manufacturing costs.
What is Die Casting?

Die casting is a metal forming process in which molten metal is forced into a precision metal mold under high pressure and high speed, and then rapidly cooled to its final shape.

This process is renowned for its high production efficiency, high dimensional accuracy, and excellent surface quality, making it particularly suitable for manufacturing complex, thin-walled metal parts for mass production.

Die casting is widely used in the automotive, electronics, and industrial equipment industries, and is an indispensable key process in modern manufacturing.

Precision Die Casting Services for High-Volume Metal Components

Die casting is one of the most efficient manufacturing processes for producing complex metal parts with excellent dimensional accuracy, smooth surface finishes, and high repeatability. By injecting molten metal into a precision steel mold under high pressure, die casting enables the cost-effective production of intricate components in large quantities.

Our die casting solutions provide complete manufacturing support, including mold design, die casting production, CNC machining, surface finishing, assembly, and quality inspection.

Whether you require prototype tooling, low-volume production, or large-scale manufacturing, we deliver reliable die casting solutions tailored to your specifications.

What Is Die Casting?

Die casting is a metal casting process in which molten metal is injected into a hardened steel mold cavity at high speed and high pressure. Once the metal solidifies, the mold opens and the finished casting is ejected.

This process is ideal for producing components with:

  • Complex geometries
  • Thin wall sections
  • Tight dimensional tolerances
  • Smooth surface finishes
  • High production volumes
  • Excellent repeatability
Why Choose Die Casting?
Advantage Benefit
High Production Efficiency Fast cycle times for mass production
Excellent Dimensional Accuracy Reduced machining requirements
Complex Shape Capability Intricate features and thin walls
Superior Surface Finish Lower finishing costs
Consistent Quality Excellent repeatability
Cost-Effective Production Lower cost per unit at high volumes
Material Utilization Reduced material waste
Our Die Casting Capabilities
Capability Specification
Casting Process High Pressure Die Casting (HPDC)
Part Weight Range 0.01 kg – 20 kg
Maximum Casting Size Up to 1000 mm
Dimensional Tolerance CT4 – CT7
Surface Roughness Ra 1.6 – 6.3 μm
Minimum Wall Thickness 0.8 mm
Annual Production Capacity 5,000,000+ Parts
Prototype Tooling Available
Production Tooling Available
Secondary Machining CNC Milling, Turning, Drilling, Tapping

Capabilities may vary depending on alloy, part geometry, and tooling design.

Available Materials
Material Category Common Grades
Aluminum Alloy ADC12
Aluminum Alloy A380
Aluminum Alloy A360
Aluminum Alloy AlSi9Cu3
Aluminum Alloy AlSi12
Zinc Alloy Zamak 3
Zinc Alloy Zamak 5
Zinc Alloy Zamak 7
Magnesium Alloy AZ91D
Magnesium Alloy AM60B
Custom Alloys Available Upon Request
Typical Die Cast Components
Component Type Typical Application
Electronic Housings Consumer Electronics
Motor Housings Industrial Equipment
Heat Sinks Electronic Devices
Pump Bodies Fluid Systems
Valve Components Industrial Applications
Automotive Brackets Automotive Industry
Gear Housings Mechanical Equipment
Lighting Housings LED and Commercial Lighting
Communication Enclosures Telecommunications
Structural Components Various Industries
Industries We Serve
Industry Typical Applications
Automotive Engine parts, housings, brackets
Electronics Enclosures, heat sinks, connectors
Telecommunications Communication equipment housings
Industrial Equipment Pumps, valves, machinery parts
Aerospace Lightweight structural components
Medical Equipment Device housings and support components
Consumer Products Hardware and metal accessories
Energy Electrical and power system components
Manufacturing Process
Step 1: Product Design Review
  • DFM analysis
  • Mold flow simulation
  • Design optimization
  • Cost evaluation
Step 2: Tooling Development
  • Die design
  • Mold manufacturing
  • Tool validation
  • Trial production
Step 3: Die Casting Production
  • Molten metal preparation
  • High-pressure injection
  • Controlled cooling
  • Casting ejection
Step 4: Trimming & Deburring
  • Runner removal
  • Flash trimming
  • Surface cleaning
Step 5: Secondary Machining
  • CNC milling
  • CNC turning
  • Drilling and tapping
  • Precision machining
Step 6: Surface Finishing
  • Powder coating
  • Plating
  • Painting
  • Anodizing (Aluminum)
Step 7: Final Inspection
  • Dimensional verification
  • Appearance inspection
  • Functional testing
Quality Control System

Our quality management system ensures every casting meets customer specifications.

Inspection Capabilities
Inspection Item Inspection Method
Dimensional Accuracy CMM Inspection
Material Verification Spectrometer Analysis
Surface Quality Visual Inspection
Porosity Analysis X-Ray Inspection
Internal Defects Radiographic Testing
Thread Inspection Thread Gauges
Coating Thickness Thickness Measurement
Final Inspection 100% Visual Verification
Surface Finishing Options
Surface Treatment Benefits
Powder Coating Excellent corrosion resistance
Painting Decorative and protective finish
Anodizing Aluminum surface protection
Zinc Plating Enhanced corrosion resistance
Nickel Plating Improved wear resistance
Chrome Plating Decorative appearance
Sandblasting Uniform matte finish
Polishing Improved surface aesthetics
Laser Marking Permanent identification
Mechanical Properties (Typical Aluminum Die Casting Alloy A380)
Property Value
Tensile Strength ≥ 310 MPa
Yield Strength ≥ 160 MPa
Elongation 1–3%
Hardness 80–90 HB
Density 2.74 g/cm³

Actual values may vary depending on alloy selection and process conditions.

Production Capacity
Item Specification
Prototype Production Available
Low Volume Production 500–5,000 PCS
Medium Volume Production 5,000–50,000 PCS
Mass Production 50,000+ PCS
Tooling Lead Time 20–40 Days
Sample Lead Time 15–25 Days
Production Lead Time 20–45 Days
OEM Service Available
ODM Service Available
Drawing Formats STEP, STP, IGS, IGES, DWG, DXF, PDF
Why Choose Our Die Casting Solutions?
Advanced Die Casting Equipment

Modern high-pressure die casting machines ensure stable quality and high productivity.

Comprehensive Manufacturing Services

From tooling design to machining, finishing, and assembly.

Strict Quality Assurance

Comprehensive inspection procedures including CMM measurement and X-ray testing.

Cost-Effective High-Volume Production

Optimized manufacturing processes reduce overall production costs.

Engineering Support

Professional DFM analysis and mold optimization to improve manufacturability.

Global Supply Capability

Reliable production and delivery for international customers.
Frequently Asked Questions
What materials are commonly used in die casting?

Aluminum alloys, zinc alloys, and magnesium alloys are the most common materials used in die casting.

What are the advantages of die casting?

Die casting offers high production efficiency, excellent dimensional accuracy, complex shape capability, and low unit costs for large production volumes.

Can die cast parts be machined?

Yes. CNC machining is commonly used to achieve critical tolerances and functional features after casting.

Do you provide tooling design and manufacturing?

Yes. We provide complete tooling design, mold manufacturing, and production support.

Can you provide surface finishing services?

Yes. We offer powder coating, anodizing, plating, painting, polishing, and other finishing options.
Why Choose Die Casting?

1️⃣ One-Step Molding of Complex Structures

It allows for the creation of complex structures such as thin walls, deep cavities, and ribs, significantly reducing subsequent assembly.

2️⃣ High Dimensional Accuracy and Consistency

The metal molds offer high stability, ensuring excellent dimensional repeatability for batch production.

3️⃣ Excellent Surface Quality

The castings have a smooth surface, suitable for direct painting, electroplating, or anodizing.

4️⃣ High Production Efficiency

Short molding cycle time, suitable for mass production, significantly reducing unit cost.

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