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In the die casting process, the reusable steel dies or molds are preheated and

coated with a die release agent to lubricate and protect the surfaces of

dies before each use.

Next, pre -measured amounts of molten metal are injected into the dies at

extremely high pressures.

The newly formed part is then removed from the dies and the cycle is repeated

after the die cool.

The dyes must be stronger than those used in the permanent mold process to

withstand the high pressure injections.

These dyes can be engineered to produce complex shapes with a high degree of

accuracy and repeatability.

Dyes can be used many thousands of times, so the die casting process is

when very large quantities are needed.

Die cast parts can be sharply defined with smooth or textured surfaces.

and are suitable for a wide variety of finishes.

This high pressure process produces a dense, fine -grained surface structure

with a wide range of physical and mechanical properties such as fatigue

strength. As with the other casting processes, choosing the alloys to be

for this process depends on their physical and mechanical properties.

The ones that are often used for die casting are zinc, aluminum, magnesium,

brass alloys.

As technology advances and computerized automation in the field increases, we

will be seeing even more light metal components in the future.

For additional information on the die casting capabilities of the RCM

family of companies, please contact us at sales at rcmindustries .com.