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DIE CASTING
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Die Casting Services
Searching for Die-casting services? Shenzhen Feitai Precision is here to serve you with highly precise die-casting services. We provide custom options globally to make metal parts with high accuracy and rapid turnaround.
– Providing Tolerance down to ± 0.004” (0.1 mm)
– With technical support – 24/7
– We’re an ISO 9001 & ISO 13485-certified factory
– Equip with Modern Machinery
– Support by OEM & ODM services.
– Providing Tolerance down to ± 0.004” (0.1 mm)
– With technical support – 24/7
– We’re an ISO 9001 & ISO 13485-certified factory
– Equip with Modern Machinery
– Support by OEM & ODM services.
We’re a One-Stop Solution for your Die Casting Needs.
| 5+Years | 0.010 mm | 10 Days | 100% |
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| Experience | Tolerance | Lead Time | Satisfaction Guaranteed |
What is Die Casting?
Die-Casting is used to make metal parts with the help of mold or dies. Here, the metal first melts into liquid. Then, pressure is applied to this molten liquid to inject it into the mold cavity. The liquid attains the shape of a mold. This mold is mainly comprised of two halves. These halves are made up of heat-resistant steel grades. So, they allow the formation of a cavity. Here the liquid metal undergoes high pressure, i.e. ranging between 1000-20,000 psi. As, a result, the molten liquid attains the shape of a die cavity. Additionally, die casting has two types, i.e. hot chamber dies casting and cold chamber die casting. Both kinds have a wide scope of applications in the manufacturing of metal parts. They are relevantly the same instead of one additional process.
Cold Chamber Die Casting
The cold chamber die-casting process only works with metals that have high melting points. So, they may include aluminum, brass, copper, and alloy. The cold chamber die casting has the same functioning as a hot chamber die casting. They both vary with only one additional step, i.e. ladled with a separate chamber. In a hot chamber, the molten metal is directly injected into the die cavity. But here the molten metal is first injected into a separate chamber, using a ladle. After that, it is injected into the die cavity.
Hot Chamber Die Casting
It is also known for its second name, gooseneck casting. It requires high pressure to inject the molten metal into a mold. So, it works for material that can melt easily, or have a low melting point. The highly used metals include zinc, tin, and lead. Moreover, hot chamber dies casting needs molten metal for continuous flow and gives rapid cycle time. So, it is effective for batch production of metal parts.
Feitai Precision Offers Top-Notch Die-Casting Services
Why Choose Feitai Precision for Die Casting Parts?
Diverse Offerings
We’re dealing with many material types with both low and high melting points. Our facility is equipped with a range of equipment to give the best surface finishes, tolerance, and manufacturing processes
Well-Equip & Powerful Plant
Regardless of size, our plant deals with every size of production. From smaller to bulk production, we’re able to give fast lead times. Moreover, we support complex die-casting projects as well.
Compliance with Quality Standards
Our facility is an ISO 9001 and SO 13485 certified company and always prioritizes accuracy. Our dedicated team of experts conducts thorough inspections at every step.
Die Casting Rapid Quote
We use advanced technologies for online quoting. Our technical support provides hassle-free quotations. So, track your orders and monitor the manufacturing process. We also give real-time transparency at every operation
Ensure Quality & Precision
Equipped with advanced technologies our Die-Casting services are perfect fit for all needs. . You can have a smooth and transparent experience throughout the process.
Applications of Our Die Casting Services
Regardless of size, we deal with each product with full care and accuracy. Our Die casting services offer diverse applications in large-scale industries.
Automotive Industry
Industrial Machinery
Medical and Dental
Aerospace and Aviation
Consumer Electronics
Robotics
Range of Materials we use for Die Casting
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Material Type
Hot Chamber Die Casting Alloys
Cold Chamber Die Casting Alloys
Aluminum
A380, A383, A360, ADC12
A380, A383, A360, ADC12, 6061, 7075
Zinc
Zamak 3, Zamak 5, Zamak 7
ZA-8, ZA-12, ZA-27
Magnesium
AZ91D, AM60B, AM50A, AM20
AZ91D, AM60B, AM50A, AM20
Copper
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C87800, C87500, C87600, C86500
Brass
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C85800, C86500, C87600, C87800
Lead
Raw Lead
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Tin
Raw Tin
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Casting Products Examples
Frequently Asked Question
Q1. What materials are used in die casting?
Die casting depends upon the material type. The materials with low melting points have common applications in hot chamber die cast. These may include, zinc, tin, lead, and their alloys. Materials having high melting points, like aluminum, copper, and brass have a wide scope of applications in cold chamber die casting.
Q2. How die-casting is beneficial over other manufacturing processes?
It has several benefits like high efficiency, tight tolerances, complex shapes, excellent surface finish, and cost-effectiveness as compared to other manufacturing processes.
Q3. How precise can die-casting parts be?
Die-casting parts can reach high precision with tolerances as tight as ± 0.004” (0.1 mm).
Q4. What industries use die casting for their manufacturing needs?
It has a wide scope of applications in industries that need metal parts frequently. These may include, automotive, aerospace, electronics, telecommunications, consumer goods, and medical equipment manufacturing.
Q5. How does the online quoting system work for die-casting projects?
Our online quote system works efficiently. It allows clients to upload their design files and get fast quotes for their projects. So, our clients can track the orders and monitor the real-time process
