Metal Castings Foundry / Custom Aluminum Alloy Die Casting Housing

Product Description

Die Casting Process

Die casting is a popular manufacturing process for the casting of metal products. There are two main die casting process types and several variations in process design. When molten metal is forced into mold cavities at high pressure, it is known as die casting. The process is best suited for speedy production of bulk metallic parts that require minimal post-production machining. The main benefits of the die casting process include:

High quality: Parts created through die casting deliver a long service life.
High reliability: Uniformity of mass-produced parts is exceptional.
Quick production: Die cast tooling requires minimal maintenance.
Versatile design: Die casting can create virtually any size, part geometry, surface texture or luster.
Minimal assembly: Assembly features such as studs, drill holes, and bosses can be integrated into mold design.

Custom Product Process

Drawings, 3D files from customer →Technical review and quotation → Order confirmation → Mold design and making → Test and repairing mold → Making sample → Customer confirmation → casting → CNC machining → Surface treatment (optional) → Inspection → Packing → Delivery.

Payment terms & tooling lead time

--------Mould: 50% prepaid, balance will be paid after sample approval, normally tooling lead time is 30 days and sample lead time is 35 days, tooling lifetime is 50000shots.

--------Part: 50% before production, 50% after you receiving the copy of B/L, production lead time is about 30-45days.

MOQ

--------Each item is 100pcs/order, if quantity less than MOQ, set-up cost will be charged, one time trial production for small quantity after mold testing is ok.

Package

--------Standard packed in bubble bag then in carton, special request will be requoted

To receive accurate cost and time estimates for your custom casting project, please provide the following information of the parts you are requesting,

• Drawings(.dwg/.pdf)

•​ Material
•​ Quantity

•​ Quality acceptance criteria

FAQ

1.What metals do you use for custom castings?

We specialize in casting the following metals:

Stainless Steel;

Aluminum Alloy;

Brass.

2.How much do custom products cost?

All our custom work is priced on a case-by-case basis.Custom castings and moldings have many elements that influence their final cost, including pattern complexity, run size, casting process, material used, and secondary processing required. Consultation with our design staff will help find the most economical combination of these factors to answer your needs.