Die Casting

High-pressure die casting is a process in which molten metal is forced under
pressure into a securely locked metal die cavity, where it is held by a
powerful press until the metal solidifies. After solidification of the metal,
the die is unlocked, opened, and the casting ejected. After removal of the
casting, the die is closed and locked again for the next cycle. The injection
of metal into the die cavity is completed in a fraction of a second. Often,
while the molten metal is still held in the die, extremely high pressure is
applied (called intensification pressure). This high pressure compresses any
gas entrapped in the metal and feeds additional metal into the cavity to
compensate for the shrinkage of the metal as it solidifies.
We provide professional Die Casting Services, including High Pressure Die
Casting, Precision Die Casting, and Rapid Die Casting, ensuring high-quality,
efficient, and cost-effective solutions for a wide range of applications.

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