Die casting

of high integrity with neat shapes and surface finish. The method of using high external or manual pressure instead of the hitherto used gravity pressure came into existence in the mid nineteenth century. Ever since, this method has remained unchanged; although many other things involving the process have undergone vast transformations. Initially the alloys were primarily of tin; but with the coming of zinc alloys, tin alloys gradually became less popular. There have been numerous other refinements as well.One limited to simple lead type, todays die casters can produce castings in a variety of sizes, shapes and wall thickness that are strong, durable and dimensionally precise. Our horizontal cold chamber pressure die casting machines provide complex shapes within closer tolerances than many other mass production processes. One of the biggest advantages of this process is the fact that almost no machining is required and thousands of identical castings can be produced before any additional tools or machines are required.Capacity is an important factor that should be taken into consideration while buying a horizontal chamber die casting machine. Capacity is an indication of the amount of pressure that can be applied to the molten metal that has been pushed through the chamber. Our horizontal cold chamber pressure die casting machine have a capacity range of 80 ton to 400 ton. Middle range capacities include 120 ton, 180 tonand 250 ton.Die casting produces parts that are durable and dimensionally stable, while maintaining close tolerances. They are also heat resistant and have high tolerance levels. With development in technology, modern die cast machines produce dimensionally accurate components with complex shapes and avoids the requirement to wield parts.

is one of the most reliable and economical methods of producing components