What is the high pressure aluminum die casting process?

High pressure aluminum die casting is a manufacturing process in which molten metal (aluminum) is injected under pressure into a steel mold or mold using a die casting machine to form a product.

Due to dimensional accuracy and a smooth surface, most high pressure die castings do not require machining to remove burrs around the edges and possible drilling and tapping holes. Compared to other casting processes, high pressure casting is fast and inexpensive.

At present, 80%-90% of the world's high-pressure die-casting alloys use aluminum. In many cases, aluminum high pressure die castings can replace steel, increasing strength and reducing part weight.

High-pressure casting production Through the design of the right die-casting tool and the appropriate high-pressure die-cast parts, thousands of high-pressure die castings can be produced in one day. In some cases, dynamic die casting can produce 20,000 to 30,000 high pressure die castings per week.

High-pressure die-casting molds High-pressure die-casting molds, sometimes called high-pressure die-casting molds, are made of steel and can withstand high temperatures and extremely high pressures. There are many types of high pressure die casting dies, from simple, inexpensive blades to high pressure die casting dies for just one part. Once high pressure die casting tools are produced, the cost of manufacturing high pressure die cast parts is very low.