Brackets using Die Casting Tooling

Die Casting Tooling is used to make aluminum handles and aluminum brackets. One of the most adaptable processes for producing metal parts that are engineered to precision, die casting is a technique by which molten metal is inserted into steel molds at very high pressures. These molds, referred to as “dies”, have been shaped to mold material into an assortment of complex shapes and tiny parts that display exact correctness and consistency. These metal parts are a creation of greater die casting tooling, and have textured surfaces or flat surfaces depending on their use. Manufactured die cast parts are utilized for a huge number of practical items from aircraft components to brackets and handles.

Using die casting tooling, a high volume of items can be bulk-produced. This is of enormous significance to the metal manufacturing industry, as it enables them to meet a superior demand for specifically-shaped materials made of diverse kinds of metals. Die casting tooling assembly lines power-driven by machines generate a excellent number of metal components and parts that consumers utilize everyday, from aircraft and automobiles, to aluminum handles and aluminum brackets. These die cast parts can range from uncomplicated faucet sinks to complex connector housings.

In die casting, the designer of the die casting tooling employed will want to generate these parts with a mind to matching both the function of these parts, with the speed, cost and quality implicated in the die casting procedure. This comprises the price and possessions of the material to be cast, the operating costs and abilities of the casting machines, and other post-processing procedures such as machine tooling.

Kinetic Die Casting manufactures aluminum and zinc die casting parts. Samples of KDC’s work include die cast speaker parts, aluminum tile plates, and other die cast metal parts. If you would like to have a quote please visit our website: Kinetic Die Casting Company


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Draft Angles in Die Castings

Kinetic Die Casting Company discusses “Draft Angle in Die Castings” – “what is draft angle in an aluminum metal box casting?” or “why do I need a draft angle on my aluminum die casting box part?” The mechanical reply is, all aluminum die castings need a draft angle on the walls of die cast box parts perpendicular to the parting plane or parallel to the slide interfaces. Because I have been selling die cast parts for over 20 years, I find easy answers and give simple calculations for my clients. What does that have to do with the usual engineer (any engineer other than in tooling or mechanical) or professional buyer?

Most people do not have the need to worry about how things are made; only what is made, and will it be what is essential. “Have you ever observed on a cupcake the bottom diameter is smaller than the top diameter?” or “Have you noted that a cake pan has sides that slope in toward the middle of the pan?” That would be an extreme case of a draft angle. Aluminum die castings would stick inside the die casting tool, molds, or die casting die if there was not enough draft angle in the tool and part. The usual draft angle for an aluminum die casting part is two degrees per side. The calculation for that is easy if a anyone is acquainted with die casting production part design.

Imagine an enclosure (or Aluminum Box) lying on a counter with the open side up. The aluminum box is 2″ deep inside with the height and width 4″ each way on outside. The walls of the box are 0.10″ in width. Due to the wall’s thickness, a few things are obvious to a part designer regarding this seemingly simple box:

  • The general height of the box is 2.10″ tall.
  • The inside of the box at the top of the opening is 3.80″ x 3.80″.
    A 2 degree draft angle will alter the dimensions in the following on the interior and exterior and should be regarded if something needs to fit inside the box or outside the box:

  • The top inside dimension of the box will be 3.80″ and the bottom inside will be 3.664″
  • The top outside dimension of the box will be 4.00″ and the bottom outside will be 3.864″
    If the box was intended for the interior of 4″ x 4″ at the bottom: box:

  • The top inside box dimension needs to be 4.136″
  • The outside top box dimension will be 4.336″.

    See our die casting draft webpage: http://www.kineticdiecasting.com/draft.html

    Contact Kinetic Die Casting Company at 800-524-8083 for more information


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    March 1 A360 Metal Flow Video

    Auto Parts Manufactured as Die Castings in A360 Aluminum Die Casting Alloy.

    The Metal Flow Video from Kinetic Die Casting Company


    Published on Mar 1, 2013 on:
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P2hJylJ8Qrc

    Kinetic Die Casting Company, 818-982-9200. A die casting Metal Flow Video into a four cavity die casting mold making four die casting automotive parts. Molten metal, A360 Aluminum alloy is injecting into the die casting mold. This video is a simulation of checking for die casting part surface defects and the metal temperature of the metal flow. Die Casting A360 Aluminum Alloy Metal Flow Video into an a360 aluminum auto part.

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    Contact us by calling us at 818-982-9200 and ask for sales or email us at sales@kineticdc.com. Visit our website at www.kineticdiecasting.com

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    Metal Investment Castings

    Kinetic Die Casting Company will compare the manufacturing processes of Metal Investment Castings with Metal Die Castings.

    These are the details regarding Investment castings:

    • Creating a master blue print or mold template to produce a disposable investment casting mold, for a one time casting use.
    • Pouring molten metal into the throwaway disposable mold.
    • Letting the metal parts cool inside the disposable mold before taking out the casting or metal part, this takes time.
    • A disposable or throwaway mold lasts for only one part.
    • Production cycle time and labor cost are the greatest roadblocks to using investment casting.
    • Normally only a hand full of parts can be made per day.

    Kinetic Die Casting Company produces Metal Die Castings. These metal parts are made from aluminum metal alloy or zinc metal alloy. Here are the details regarding die castings:

    • Making a die casting mold or die casting die or a steel mold that creates the metal die casting parts.
    • Under high pressure, injecting the aluminum or zinc metal alloy into the die or mold to fabricate the metal parts.
    • Being more durable, the Kinetic Die Casting Company die casting molds withstand production of over 100,000 parts before dies or molds replacement is considered.
    • The die casting parts are made at the rate of one metal part every minute.
    • Thousands or several thousands of metal alloy die casting parts can be produced in one day or week.

    There are many excellent examples of Kinetic Die Casting Company using die casting metal parts. Did you know that the United States leads the world in fabricating aircraft and associated military systems? Military aircraft and equipment create the backbone for both our national defense and projection of authority. These military air craft and machines are essential to air dominance, strike, early warning, command and control, ground attack and sea control. Many of these products are produced using the Kinetic Die Casting Company manufacturing process.

    Contact Kinetic Die Casting Company for a price quote for metal parts using the die casting manufacturing process at 800-524-8083.

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    The Advantages of Die Casting Tooling

    The Advantages of Die Casting Tooling. Die casting tooling is recognized in the metalworking industry as a well-organized and economical procedure that is utilized to generate plain to multifaceted shapes that are being exploited by a variety of sectors. The power and other sort of the production of the die casting tooling depend a lot on the alloys which were used in the technique.

    The most frequently utilized alloys in the die casting tooling include zinc, magnesium, aluminium, copper, lead and tin. Zinc is recognized as the alloy that is simplest to cast. This has high ductility and can effortlessly be plated. This is also inexpensive when it comes to little parts. Magnesium, on the other hand, is the easiest to machine. This is also the lightest element utilized for this function. Aluminium is also lightweight. This encloses fine mechanical properties. This also has high thermal as well as electrical conductivity. Copper can be reliable to come with the finest dimensional constancy– also holding the highest mechanical properties. Lead and tin are recognized for their high density.

    Manufacturers use die casting tooling for the subsequent reimbursement that this can offer.

    1. This allows the manufacture of parts that are dimensionally stable as well as sturdy. These parts are also heat resistant.

    2. The construction can be done in high volumes at a faster speed. Through such, a high number of outputs can be attained with shapes that are multifaceted with closer tolerances.

    3. The finishing can be done according to what reason the parts would be utilized. It can either be textured or smooth surfaces. These types can then be plated and finished with smaller surface preparation.

    Kinetic Die Casting is a die casting company specializing in aluminum and zinc parts. If you would like to request a quote, please visit our website:Kinetic Die Casting Company

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