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Zinc Miniature Parts From Kinetic Die Casting Company

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Die Casting, Zinc Miniature parts. Aluminum die cast Parts created by Kinetic Die Casting Company could be stronger than steel. Kinetic Die Casting is a die cast part manufacturer of better quality Aluminum die cast parts. Kinetic Die Casting has Low Quantity Die casting Production or High Quantity Die casting Part Production.

High pressure Die casting is a procedure we utilize to create aluminum die cast parts. We poured molten aluminum alloy under pressure into die cast tooling to make aluminum parts. Die casting is an tremendously modest aluminum part assembling procedure.

Die casting procedure uses die cast tooling where molten metal is poured at high pressure. The cast part is taken out of the machine to be cooled before being shipped to the customer. Die casting is great for people who want miniature die cast parts.

Die casting was originally fashioned in the early 1800s. It was originally use for the printing business, yet not long after in assisting in the expansion of shopper things. It essentially made parts reasonable in high volumes. There are essentially two distinct sorts of Die cast machines – hot chamber die casting machine and cold chamber die casting machine. Whether the chamber uses as a part of the process of Die casting is hot or cool hinges on the sort of metal used.

This is the blog on the Kinetic Die Casting Company web site. We also produce Die Casting Tooling. Look at this website page for more details: www.kineticdiecasting.com/tooling_die_casting.html. Contact Kinetic Die Casting Company at sales@kineticdc.com

Do you know someone that can use our services? Call us and let us know 818-982-9200. www.kineticdc.com #diecasting #kineticdc #manufacturing @kineticdc #zinc #zincdiecasting

Kineticdc makes:
Aircraft Die Castings
Aluminum Heat Sink Die Castings
Automotive Die Casting Parts
Die Casting Bracket Parts
Light Fixture Die Casting Parts
Enclosure Box Die Castings
Consumer Products Aluminum Parts
Aerospace Die Casting Parts
Die Casting Golf Parts

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Fun Facts About Aluminum

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Aluminum (Al) is the most abundant mineral on Earth after oxygen and silicon and is the most abundant metal found naturally on Earth. It is present in 270 minerals. Aluminum is a silver, soft metal with an atomic number of thirteen and thirteen protons in the nucleus. It constitutes about eight percent of the Earth’s land mass.

Aluminum (aka Aluminium) fun facts:

  1. Caution – Iodine and Aluminum powder plus a few drops of water create: Clouds of toxic purple iodine vapor and a flame.
  2. Recycling aluminum takes only 5 percent of the energy needed to extract new aluminum from ore.
  3. Aluminum is globally the most used metal that does not contain iron.
  4. Aluminum is almost always used as an alloy, even if the aluminum content is as high as 99%.
  5. The most commonly used elements to combine with aluminum to create an alloy are zinc, copper, silicon, magnesium, and manganese.
  6. This element is the second-most abundant metallic element in Earth’s crust after silicon.
  7. Aluminum is lightweight (a third the weight of steel or copper).
  8. That Coke can: According to the Aluminum Association, an aluminum can takes 60 days to return as a new can after recycling.
  9. Aluminum and its alloys are significantly used in the aerospace industry auto manufacturing and transportation, construction, packaging etc.
  10. Aluminum is also used as a compound to manufacturing paints, antacids, deodorants and are also used as a catalyst in explosives (such as ammonium nitrate) to boost explosive capabilities.
  11. Aluminum is a very reflective metal, which is very useful in home decor items such as aluminum blinds, aluminum fence, aluminum doors, aluminum windows etc.
  12. Keep vinegar and bleach away from your aluminum products.
  13. Aluminum parts when damp creates a white oxide that protects the aluminum surface but keeps paint from sticking.
  14. Aluminum is incredibly flexible enough that it can be easily formed into the tiniest of items such as paper clips, dial gauges etc.

I hope you enjoyed these fun facts about aluminum. More than 90% of our die casting production is in aluminum alloy parts.
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NADCA West Coast Conference 2017

January 18-19, 2017 The North American Die Casting Association (NADCA) is excited to announce the first ever Die Casting Congress West at the Hilton Long Beach 701 W Ocean Blvd, Long Beach, CA 90831. The Congress will feature technology highlights of our Congress in Columbus earlier in 2016. The event will kick off with a cocktail reception on January 18 and lead into a full day of presentations on January 19.

NADCA Die Casting
Presentations to include:

Die Casting Alloys that will Allow the Die Caster to Compete with Alloys A356, A357, 358 and 359 In PM Applications
– Strontium Aluminate Replaces Alumina on Aluminum Melts at 500 ppm Sr and Provides Die Soldering Resistance
– Hypereutectic Al-Si-Mg-Sr Alloy with a Unique Microstructure and Improved Ductility
Presented by Dr. Raymond Donahue, Mercury Marine

Fluidity from a Heat Transfer Perspective
– Multi-time Scale Systems and Quasi Equilibrium
– The “Gating Equation” Updated
Presented by Dr. R. Allen Miller, The Ohio State University

An Investigation of the use of PVD Die Coatings to Minimize or Eliminate Lubrication During High Pressure Die Casting
– Evaluation of Die Lubricant Performance
– Preliminary Study on Ejection Force Prediction
Presented by Beau Glim, North American Die Casting Association

State of the Die Casting Industry
– New Surfacing Material DHW: From Repair Welding to Additive Manufacturing in Die Casting Molds
– Additive Manufacturing of Cores with Conformal Cooling Lines
Presented by Steve Udvardy, North American Die Casting Association

Register: http://www.diecasting.org/store/events/registration.aspx?event=conwest
Melisa Ryzner, CMP, NADCA Education & Meetings Manager, 847-808-3161

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Kinetic Die Casting Company
6918 Beck Avenue
North Hollywood, CA 91605
818-982-9200

NADCA North American Die Casting Association

http://www.kineticdiecasting.com/nadca.html

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What Die Casting Parts We Make

Kinetic Die Casting Part Types :
Die Casting Military Parts.
Die Cast Heater Plates.
Aluminum Heat Sinks Die Castings.
Golfing Products.
Cast Aluminum Golf Products.
Aluminum Handle Hardware.
Aluminum Chassis Castings.
Cast Aluminum Parts for Music.
Aluminum Hardware Brackets.
Aluminum Automotive Parts.
Cast Aluminum Lighting Parts.
Aluminum Lighting Fixture Parts.
Aluminum Speaker Parts.
Roofing Tilemolds.
Cast Aluminum Rooftile Molds.
Aerospace Die Castings.
Cast Aluminum Boxes.
Aluminum Aircraft Parts.
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Die Casting Company.
Images Pictures Die Cast Parts.
Answers for Diecastings.
Kinetic Die Casting Company Blog.
Die Casting Tools Molds .
Kinetic Die Casting Company.

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Aluminum (aka Aluminium) Fun Facts

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Aluminum (Al) is the most abundant mineral on Earth after oxygen and silicon and is the most abundant metal found naturally on Earth. It is present in 270 minerals. Aluminum is a silver, soft metal with an atomic number of thirteen and thirteen protons in the nucleus. It constitutes about eight percent of the Earth’s land mass.

Aluminum (aka Aluminium) fun facts:

  1. Caution – Iodine and Aluminum powder plus a few drops of water create: Clouds of toxic purple iodine vapor and a flame.
  2. Recycling aluminum takes only 5 percent of the energy needed to extract new aluminum from ore.
  3. Aluminum is globally the most used metal that does not contain iron.
  4. Aluminum is almost always used as an alloy, even if the aluminum content is as high as 99%.
  5. The most commonly used elements to combine with aluminum to create an alloy are zinc, copper, silicon, magnesium, and manganese.
  6. This element is the second-most abundant metallic element in Earth’s crust after silicon.
  7. Aluminum is lightweight (a third the weight of steel or copper).
  8. That Coke can: According to the Aluminum Association, an aluminum can takes 60 days to return as a new can after recycling.
  9. Aluminum and its alloys are significantly used in the aerospace industry auto manufacturing and transportation, construction, packaging etc.
  10. Aluminum is also used as a compound to manufacturing paints, antacids, deodorants and are also used as a catalyst in explosives (such as ammonium nitrate) to boost explosive capabilities.
  11. Aluminum is a very reflective metal, which is very useful in home decor items such as aluminum blinds, aluminum fence, aluminum doors, aluminum windows etc.
  12. Keep vinegar and bleach away from your aluminum products.
  13. Aluminum parts when damp creates a white oxide that protects the aluminum surface but keeps paint from sticking.
  14. Aluminum is incredibly flexible enough that it can be easily formed into the tiniest of items such as paper clips, dial gauges etc.

I hope you enjoyed these fun facts about aluminum. More than 90% of our die casting production is in aluminum alloy parts.
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