Kinetic Die Casting is currently diecasting an order of 100 Aluminum Heatsink Parts. These parts are for a manufacturer of optical communications equipment. Aluminum Heatsinks diffuse heat very well. They can be diecast to near “net shape”. These particular heatsink die castings weigh about five pounds each and can extract a lot of heat from the underlying electronic components. Most die casting companies will not consider producing 100 die castings for a customer, but Kinetic Die Casting frequently accepts small production purchase orders.

We are currently in the process of making a new diecasting tool. When completed this diecasting tool will make aluminum knobs for an airplane. We will be producing this knobs for Barry Controls. The process of making hardware items such as aluminum handles or aluminum knobs is simple. Most customers require that the parts look good, are delivered on time and that the price is what was expected.

A bracket is defined as a decorative or weight-bearing structural element, two sides of which form a right angle with one side against a wall and the other under a projecting surface.

Aluminum Bracket
Angle bracket. Chromate aluminum. Base holes are 7/16″ c-c. #10-32 nut pressed in vertical at 1-1/2″ from base. 1-1/4″ base, 2″ rise, 13/16″ wide. 1/8″ thick (8 gauge). Great utility piece for any builder!

Uni-Strut universal right angle surface bracket. 1/4″ plate aluminum construction. 9/16″ diameter holes. 3-3/4″ high. 5-1/4″ x 5-1/4″. Army green and galvanized randomly supplied. New aluminum diecast.

Angle bracket. 45º angle. Chromate aluminum. 14 gauge (0.064″) thick. 3-3/4″ base leg, 2-7/8″L mounting surface @ 45º angle, 3-1/4″ high base to top of angle.

High quality black anodized aluminum multi-purpose servo bracket. Works great for making multi-axis joints for use in robot arms and legs.

Pull Handles, Solid Pull Handles, Aluminum Pull Handles, Round Aluminum Wire Pull Handle. Round Aluminum Wire Pull Handle, Modular Aluminum Big Hand Pull Handle.

A few years ago I received a phone call from Scott. He had developed a Chocolate Fountain that is the best on the market. Being a diecaster, I did not know what a chocolate fountain is and what a hit it would be. I worked with Scott to develop this fountain. It turned out to be great. It not only melt chocolate, but carmel and cheese also. My wife forced me into buying one for her when they were on the market. Soon after introduction, a cheap inexpensive model was showing up everywhere. Scott literally lost several thousand dollars because his was a better and more expensive model. Another American company closed due to cheaply priced and poor quality competitors.