From Small Batch To Volume Production
is used to make copies of cast parts in aluminum, zinc or magnesium. We offers everything from a single source: Custom Die Molds and Machining die casting parts including all finishing steps.Die Casting Tolerances
We follow the standard general NADCA tolerances. However, if your requirements are very precise, then the precision tolerances standard can be followed once we have confirmed your designs.
Die Casting Tooling
We specializes in close tolerance, complex, durable, and high-yield custom molds for die cast component manufacturing. We create precise tools for repeatable high, medium, and low volume production runs.We provide die cast tools that range in size from small unit dies, up to large dies for 3,000 ton machines. We also provide trim dies and machining fixtures to complement our die cast dies. Each partner delivers high quality die cast tooling that employs efficient tool construction equipment and processes. With every new project, we look for ways to provide you with the best return on investment.
Contact KinTec to learn more about our superior quality die cast tooling.
The Challenges For Die Casting Aluminum Anodizing
Polishing of the castings may result in the “high” points of the metal surface being smoothed over resulting in “voids” in the metal that may be revealed in the anodizing process. You will have to experiment to see what polishing techniques produce the best finish after anodizing.With years of experience, We KinTec has studied out the best solution to anodizing die casting aluminum.
Die Casting Materials
Mold Tools
Our mold tools are usually made from H13 tool steel with a Rockwell hardness of 42-48. Specialty steels are available upon request. Read more about our rapid tooling service.
Die Cast Parts
Zinc, aluminum, and magnesium are the three main die casting alloys. They are normally non-ferrous and their mechanical properties vary greatly to fit almost every type of application a manufacturer may need.Different metals are available for casting. Your choice of materials may depend on cost, weight and performance. Here are some tips:
Die casting can have significant advantages over other manufacturing processes, which often lead to major cost savings, not only in the part price itself but also in the overall cost of production. Die casting is most suitable for casting medium sized parts with complex details.Die-casting is the largest casting technique that is used to manufacture consumer, commercial and industrial products include automobiles, toys, gears, parts of sink faucet, connector housing etc.
Benefits include:
● Tighter tolerances
● Variable wall thicknesses
● Reduction in material scrap
● Fewer steps from raw material to finished part
● Fast production cycle times
● Long tool life, especially for zinc and magnesium
