Zinc Alloy Die Casting - High Fluidity Design For Precision Parts | Low Cost, Complex Shapes, Fine Surface Finish, Close Tolerances

Zinc can be made to close tolerances and with thinner walls than Aluminum, due to its high melt fluidity. Zinc Die Casting is alloyed with Aluminum (4%), which adds strength and hardness. The casting is done at a fairly low temperature of 425 A C (800 A F) so the part does not have to cool much before it can be ejected from the die. This, in combination with the fact that Zinc can be run using a hot chamber process allows for a fast fill, fast cooling (and ejection) and a short cycle time. Zinc Die Casting are used in making precision parts such as sprockets, gears, and connector housings.
Copper alloys are used in plumbing, electrical and marine applications where corrosion and wear resistance is important.

Zinc alloy die casting Feature :
1.The ability to produce complex shapes
2.Low cost and high mechanical properties
3.Fine surface finish
4.Close tolerances