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Die casting employs a variety of metals, each chosen for its specific properties and suitability for different manufacturing requirements.   Aluminum and its alloy is

Semi-solid die casting involves the casting of alloys that are only partially melted to a slurry state. This state allows for better control over the

Squeeze die casting combines features of forging and casting by applying pressure throughout the solidification period of the metal. This method is perfect for components

Investment casting, the ultimate solution for complex and precise metal shaping. Investment casting, also known as lost wax casting, is an ancient technique that has

Vacuum die casting improves on the principles of high-pressure die casting by removing air from the mold chamber. This process reduces porosity and allows for

High-pressure die casting involves injecting molten metal into the mold at high speed and pressure-up to 25,000 psi. It’s the most widely used of the

Low-pressure die casting is often used for components that require superior metallurgical quality and a good surface finish. It involves slowly injecting molten metal into

In cold chamber die casting, the molten metal is ladled into the machine’s injection system for each part, which makes it better suited for metals

Hot chamber die casting is ideal for metals with low melting points, such as zinc, magnesium, and some low-temperature aluminum alloys. The process involves a

Navigating a custom manufacturing project from initial concept to on-time delivery involves far more than operating machines—it requires meticulous coordination, transparent communication, and systematic oversight