In the die casting process, liquid aluminum is pressed under high pressure into a split metallic die casting tool. During the casting process, high flow velocities occur in the die casting mold until the mold filling is complete. The pressure effect, under which the liquid metal flows at high speed into the narrowest chambers and cross sections, is decisive for the high-precision contour reproduction. of the components.

 

More than 57 fully automated cold chamber die casting machines with clamping forces from 420 tons to 2,700 tons are available at our partner locations. All common alloys are processed in aluminum

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Advantages of Die Casting:

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• High productivity due to high automation

• Good surface quality

• dimensional accuracy

• High strength

• Low machining allowance

• Component thinness

• Tightness, as far as cast skin is not machined

• Castings possible