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Lighting Industry & Fixtures Components- Heat Sink & Air Compressor Components
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- Pressure Die Casting
1) Mould design- 2) AluminumDie casting
- 3)Zinc Die Casting
- 4) Die casting (Low Pressure)
- 5) Die casting (High Pressure)
- 6) Aluminum Casting Process Comparison
- 7) Die casting raw material
- Aluminum gravity casting
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- lost wax investment
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Aluminum and zinc alloys Components
Aluminum and zinc alloys are the most widely used, and are followed by magnesium, zinc-aluminum (AZ) alloys, copper, tin and lead.
Zinc, lead and tin based alloys are classified as low melting point metals, all melting at less than 725oF (385oC). Zinc-aluminum (ZA) alloys have a slightly higher melting range of 800oF to 900oF (426oC to 482oC).
Aluminum and magnesium alloys are considered to be moderate melting point alloys, being cast in the 1150oF to 1300oF (621oC to 704oC) range.
Copper alloys are considered to be high melting pint, over 1650oF (899oC). Low melting point alloys are cast in hot chamber machines. Intermediate and high melting point alloys are cast in cold chamber machines.
Aluminum and zinc alloys Components
Aluminum and zinc alloys Components
Aluminum and zinc alloys Components
Aluminum and zinc alloys Components
