Die Casting Zinc Alloys is the Best Way to Do It!
Several metal alloys are being used in the manufacturing of parts using the die casting process. Among the very first metal alloys used in die casting of metal were tin and lead. However, several other metal alloys followed and came into use for die casting parts. Die casting zinc alloy is one of the most popular metal alloys. Zinc-based alloys are popular because they are among the easiest to die cast.
Die casting zinc alloys have high ductility and excellent impact strength. This makes it possible to cast zinc alloys with thin walls. Zinc alloys also offer excellent surface smoothness that makes plating and painting easier. Any high quality zinc metal should be used in the formulation of alloys to ensure strength and dimensional stability of the alloy.
Die casting zinc alloys involve two processes. The hot chamber method is the first method, which uses a pool of molten metal to harden the metal in the die and the cold chamber method which uses separate chambers to melt and hold melted metal before adding the zinc alloy and injecting them into the die casting die. The low melting point of zinc alloy gives it the flexibility to be used both in the hot chamber and the cold chamber die casting machines. This makes die casting zinc alloys among the most saleable in the market today, especially in the automotive industry.
Zinc alloy is also called commercially as Zamak alloy. Zamak is an acronym for zinc, aluminum, magnesium and copper, the four alloys in the conventional zinc group. Zinc alloy die casting technology has revolutionized from manufacturing simple shapes to more complex ones.
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