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Zinc Die Casting and Its Use on Tools

diecasting machine injects aluminum into mold to make partZinc Die Casting and Its Use on Tools. Hardware parts are chiefly made of metal. It is the most common material used for the production of tools because of its strength and robustness. Repairs, after all, need fortitude not only from the wielder of the tool but from the tool itself. A flexible screwdriver, after all, is not good in execution of its function if it is made of inferior material.

One process of manufacturing tools and other metal parts is zinc die casting. Hardware parts such as wrenches, electrical connectors, gearbox and turbine housings, and locks can be made out of zinc. This metal is a decent foundation of raw material because it shows characteristics that are primary in the mind of an astute customer: strength, ductility, and durability.

The strength, ductility, and durability alone are enough to persuade any person to change to materials made from zinc die casting. Zinc hardware parts made from zinc are assured to be durable, able to endure strong impacts from hammering, screwing, and bolting.

Apart from tools, zinc is also used in the construction of wires, parts of appliances and laptops, lights, aircrafts, and other objects. It can be used in various products because of its flexibility and endurance.

Construction and repair are two activities that need dependence on human forte as well as tools. It is but appropriate that the tools used in these activities match the stress and pressure essential by the jobs. Objects made of zinc may just be the best match for people who are looking for such.

Kinetic Die Casting Company, Inc.
6918 Beck Avenue, North Hollywood, CA 91605
818-982-9200
Sales@kineticdc.com

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    Die Casting Comparison of Zinc Parts and Aluminum Parts in 2023



    Die Casting Comparison of Zinc Parts and Aluminum Parts. Kinetic Die Casting Company produces parts for our customers in two types of metals. Aluminum and Zinc alloys. Most of the parts we produce are in aluminum.

    When we get a quote request that does not specify the materiel, we ask a few questions to determine which metal would be better for them.

    1. Does weight matter? Zinc weighs about two and half (2.44) times more than aluminum. In other words, a part that weighs five (5) pounds in aluminum will weigh over twelve (12.22) pounds in zinc.
    2. Do you need EMI/RF shielding? Do you need electrical conductivity? Aluminum is much more electrically conductive than zinc, making it a better shield for RF/EMI.
    3. Do you need thermal conductivity? Aluminum is used by many manufacturers as a heat sink.
    4. Do you want parts with a highly polished finished surface? Zinc polishes very well, much better than aluminum.
    5. Do you need your parts plated? Zinc parts can be plated much better than aluminum.
    6. Are you intending to use the parts in a salt environment? Aluminum decays faster than zinc in a salty environment.

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    Whether, you need die casting parts produced in aluminum or in zinc, contact Kinetic Die Casting Company to purchase your parts or die casting tooling.

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    6918 Beck Avenue, North Hollywood,

    California 91605, United States of America

    E-mail sales@kineticdc.com

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    Die Casting Supervisor Job August 2023

    08/10/2023 – For nearly 30 years, Kinetic Die Casting Company has been a small manufacturing company located in the Los Angeles, California area. We make aluminum die casting parts and zinc die casting parts for our manufacturing customers. We are looking to hire a Die Casting Production Supervisor. This is a full time job, 40 hours a week, for a person experienced in die casting supervision or manufacturing supervision. This person will sometimes assist with production scheduling, supervise die casting machine operators, supervise die casting machine setups, and supervise production personnel. This person should already live in Southern California to be considered. No job applicants from other countries will be considered.

    Thank you. Contact us Soon
    Kinetic Die Casting Company, Inc
    (www.kineticdiecasting.com/)
    6918 Beck Avenue
    North Hollywood, CA 91605

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    February 2023 NADCA Meeting

    University of California – Irvine on February 1st and February 2nd. North American Die Casting Association (NADCA) will be hosting the Die Materials Committee meeting and R&D Committee meeting. This is a great opportunity for NADCA Chapter 30 members to listen to the latest updates on NADCA research, network with suppliers and die casters, and tour the lab at the University of California – Irvine. The meetings are free to attend, but we ask that anyone attending please RSVP using the following link, so that we can plan accordingly.

    NADCA Die Materials Committee
    Wednesday, February 1, 2023 from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
    NADCA R&D Committee
    Thursday, February 2, 2023 from 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
    The meeting will be held at University of California – Irvine, CA 92697

    Register using this link: https://forms.gle/NKiF3gcBGNzAXWtj9
    (if you cannot access Google Forms please send an email to glim@diecasting.org)

    Beau Glim
    Project Manager
    North American Die Casting Association
    847-808-3164

    February 2023 North American Die Casting Association (NADCA) Meeting

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    REACH and RoHS 3 Compliant 2022

    Kinetic Die Casting Company Parts use RECYCLED Materials in our die casting metal alloys. Kineticdc complies with the EU RoHS 3 standards. Die casting alloys have less than 0.1% of any of the REACH chemicals.

    REACH
    Registration: Chemical producers are required to register safety data for all chemicals produced.
    Evaluation: Experts from member states and the European Agency evaluate safety data for higher volume chemicals and other chemicals of concern.
    Authorization: Chemicals that are “substances of very high concern” (SVHC) are to be phased out and replaced with safer alternative chemicals.
    Chemicals Restriction: Chemicals may be completely banned or some uses of the chemicals can be restricted

    RoHS 3 REACH Compliant

    RoHS REACH Compliant

    REACH and RoHS 3 Compliant 2022

    REACH (Registration, Evaluation, Authorization and Restriction of Chemicals, EC 1907/2006) is the European Union’s chemical regulation that requires that chemical substances on their own, in preparations and all intentionally released substances from articles must be registered with the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA).

    The regulation applies to substances manufactured in, or imported to the EU in annual quantities of 1 ton or more. According to the REACH requirements on Substances of Very High Concern (SVHC) a supplier of manufactured and imported articles shall provide customers with information on SVHC if they are present above a concentration limit of 0.1 % on an article level. SVHC will be defined through the list of candidate substances for authorization that is produced by the European Chemicals Agency.

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