C&D Die Casting Company in Chatsworth, California USA had an auction for their equipment December 2004. C&D Die Casting Company had three locations: 1. C&D Die Casting Company in Chatsworth, California. 2. Tapp Die Casting Company in Tempe, Arizona. 3. …
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Free Die Casting Tool Insert Mounting
Kinetic Die Casting Company has several available die casting moldbases or Mold Bases for insert tools. If your company has die casting inserts only, we will mount your die casting inserts into one our available die casting tooling holders for free.
Discount for Die Casting Insert Tooling Mounting –
Sometimes a manufacturing company owns simple tooling inserts and not the moldbase or die holder to make parts. The cost to mount these inserts in another moldbase can run as high as $2500. If your company has these inserts and cannot move those inserts to Kinetic Die Casting Company because of the mounting cost. We have good news for you!
For three months: November 2009, December 2009 and January 2010, Kinetic Die Casting will offer free tool mounting for simple insert tools sent to our company for production. This a a savings of $500 to sometimes over $2500 at other die casting companies.
Here are the terms of this free mounting offer:
- Inserts must arrive in our facility no later than January 31, 2010.
- A purchase order must be approved by Kinetic Die Casting for production parts by January 31, 2010
- KDC pricing on new jobs is provided in less than three days typically, if a sample part casting and a casting print are provided.
- There will be no limitation from KDC on the minimum or maximum quantity of production parts of the part purchase order.
- Delivery of the parts can be scheduled anytime in 2010
- Simple insert means the inserts have no slides (a small fee for slides is necessary)
- Die Casting Insert Tools remain the property of the customer.
- Die Casting Moldbase or tooling holder remains the property of Kinetic Die Casting.
Contact Kinetic Die Casting today to take advantage of this free offer:
Kinetic Die Casting Company
6918 Beck Avenue
North Hollywood, California
USA 91605
800-524-8083 tel
818-982-0877 fax
sales@kineticdiecasting.com
Kinetic Die Casting is a aluminum and zinc die casting company. If you would like to know more information, please visit our website:Kinetic Die Casting Company
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Die Casting Manufacturing Directories- What They are and When you can Find Them
Die Casting Manufacturing Directories- What They are and When you can Find Them. What are Die Casting Manufacturing Directories? These are lists of the companies that manufactures die casting supplies and everything else that any die casting business would need to make finished products.
Why use Die Casting Directories? If you are in the die casting business, you need to have a reliable supplier of the parts and equipment required such as machines, molds, etc. It is easier to choose the best supplier in town when you have proper guidance as to where they can be found, how they run their business and what exactly are the products that they can provide for your business.
Where can you find Die Castings Directories? These manufacturing directories can easily be accessed online. You can either use the search engines or directly go to sites that provide this database for you. There are major considerations to me made before sealing the deal with your chosen manufacturing company so it is best that you keep an eye out for the best one you can find.
It takes a little more time to make the necessary negotiations so make certain that you find ways to narrow thousands of options down to a very short list.
Kinetic Die Casting is a aluminum and zinc die casting company. If you would like to know more information, please visit our website:Kinetic Die Casting Company
Die Castings World Wide Use
Consumer Parts Die Castings – World Wide Use. For the business of manufacturing bulk orders of parts made from non ferrous metals such as tin, zinc, copper or the most popular of them all, aluminum. Aluminum has become very popular in Consumer Parts Die Castings because of its unique properties. It is one of the most sought after metal alloys in the world and at the same time, it is very easy to find. It can be mined of the top of the earth by grinding ores. They are known to be as hard, as tough and as strong as steel, however aluminum is just a third of the weight of steel of the same size, making it an even better choice for some manufacturers of Consumer Parts Die Castings. But, how exactly is die casting accomplished?
Die casting is similar in many ways to another manufacturing business process known as permanent mould casting, wherein the material that is to be used to create the parts are first liquefied by exposing it in extreme temperatures. When the material becomes liquid, it will be poured into molds. In permanent mold casting, after the liquid material has been poured into the molds it will be allowed to cool and harden, in die casting the molds are subjected to high amounts of pressure first to ensure that the material gets into every nook and cranny of the mold. In this way, Consumer Parts Die Castings give better and more accurate results compared to any other manufacturing process to create small or medium sized parts.
Kinetic Die Casting is a aluminum and zinc die casting company. If you would like to know more information, please visit our website:Kinetic Die Casting Company
How to Remove Diecast Porosity
How to remove diecast porosity – Die casting is a process in which a metal or resin of some sort is forced into a mold to take its shape. The amount of force it takes for the machine to push the molten substance is so great that the material becomes compact until it cools down and solidifies. This is usually used for toys, models, and other purposes such as costumes. However, one of the problems that die cast factory owners have to face is the occurrence of die cast porosity. This is an unwanted incident wherein the material becomes porous and has small pockets of air and space inside the material. This causes the material to become weak and frail. Studies show that porosity in diecasted materials is the leading cause of early deterioration.
Fortunately, there are several ways to reduce the incidence of die cast porosity in your product. If you are interested to know how to remove die cast porosity in your materials, here are a few tips you can follow.
First, you need to regularly check the die cast machine you are using to make sure that there are no crevices and cracks where air might come through during the molding. You can also smoothen out the surfaces of your mold and seal any chinks you can see. It is advised to use only substances of high quality, because substandard resins and metals tend to become bubbly and loose in consistency. Vacuum generating devices will also help to reduce air bubbles because the negative pressure will suck out all the air left inside the machine.
Kinetic Die Casting is a aluminum and zinc die casting company. If you would like to know more information, please visit our website:Kinetic Die Casting Company
Get absolute support from aluminum brackets hardware
Get absolute support from aluminum brackets hardware. Structural integrity is a foremost consideration among architects and engineers in constructing homes and buildings. Aluminum brackets hardware has therefore become a major component in the construction of houses, buildings and other structures. Through the metallurgical process of die casting, the advantages of constructing with aluminum materials have been brought to the fore, leading to the development of various types of brackets such as the multi-purpose servo bracket and angle bracket.
Construction cost can be considerably reduced using aluminum brackets hardware which is cheaper to mass-produce through die-casting. This process involves pouring molten aluminum into molds that could be designed into specifically designed shapes or cavities. Holes for instance could be designed into the die casts so that machining cost for brackets is done away with.
As important, aluminum brackets hardware could even be manufactured stronger than steel brackets. Strengthening ribs and radii can be designed into the aluminum die casts resulting in stronger brackets. Pieces need not be joined together as in die casting the aluminum brackets hardware are already produced in net shapes, doing away with welding of parts which could fail with the passage of years. The load factor is also enhanced with aluminum brackets as these are lighter than steel.
This light weight yet sturdy characteristic of aluminum has been put to advantage in the aircraft industry. For instance, the Boeing 747-700 airplanes employ die cast aluminum brackets hardware in their seat back tray tables, providing absolute support to passengers’ in-flight meals or laptop computers of itinerant business executives.
Kinetic Die Casting is a aluminum and zinc die casting company. If you would like to know more information, please visit our website:Kinetic Die Casting Company
