Aluminum is the preferred material used to produce heat sinks because of aluminum’s thermal conductive properties, the weight of the many aluminum alloys and, the natural electrical conductivity of aluminum. EXTRUSIONS AS HEAT SINKS: Initially, heat sinks were produced as …
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Monday Feb 22 We Deliver Almond Roca for Aerospace Die Castings
Did you know that Kinetic Die Casting Company makes Aerospace Die Casting Parts? We do. On Monday February 22, we will deliver Almond Roca to the buyer who purchased Aerospace Die Casting parts from our company.
We offered to give Homemade Almond Roca for any new purchase order placed in February 2016. Today, Monday February 22nd, we will be delivering Almond Roca to an Aerospace manufacturing company for placing a purchase order for 15,000 aluminum die casting parts as spacers. Thank you for the business.
Here is a list of a few of our Die Casting Aerospace Parts customers:
https://www.kineticdiecasting.com/kdc/die-casting-aerospace-parts/
Presidents’ Day 2016 and Almond Roca
Presidents’ Day 2016 – The third Monday in February is Presidents’ Day. Washington’s Birthday was a United States federal holiday.
This holiday, celebrated on the third Monday of February in honor of George Washington, our first President of the United States. Now, this day is known as Presidents Day, and is often an occasion to remember all the U.S. presidents, not just George Washington’s actual birthday, February 22 or Abraham Lincoln, whose birthday is February 12th. The term “Presidents’ Day” used to change the holiday into a day honoring multiple American presidents.
Recently, the February holiday is a day in which many retail stores, especially furniture stores and car dealerships, hold discount sales. Until the late 1980s, banks and corporate businesses closed on this day, similar to present corporate and bank practices on Memorial Day or Christmas Day. With the late 1980s advertising push to rename the holiday, more retail businesses are staying open during the holiday each year, and, as on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Veterans Day and Columbus Day. Many colleges and universities hold regular classes and operations on Presidents’ Day. Most U.S. Postal Service delivery services offer regular service on the day.
Happy Presidents’ Day – Kinetic Die Casting Company will be open on this day for regular hours to serve our customers. We are currently shipping our new production part purchase orders in 4 weeks. We are thankful to our customers for their production parts they purchase from us.
Kinetic Die Casting Company
6918 Beck Avenue, North Hollywood, CA 91605
Email: sales@kineticdc.com – Telephone: 1-818-982-9200
homemade almond roca
To get die casting part prices:
http://www.kineticdiecasting.com/replyform.html
Homemade Almond Roca
We will be sending a half pound bag of yummy homemade Almond Roca to our customer’s company buyers for any new purchase orders for production die casting parts and for die casting tooling purchase orders. PO’s received from now to the end of February qualify for the free candy. If you have never received our candy, now is the time to get some, by placing purchase orders you need to place anyway.
We did this February Almond Roca Special last year as well:
https://www.kineticdiecasting.com/kdc/end-of-february-almond-roca-special/
Die Casting Tooling Inserts
Die Casting Tooling Inserts. There are four types of die cast tools. These are: the single cavity die, the multiple cavity die, the unit die and the combination die. However, all of these dies may have one thing in common. These may be using smaller pieces of metals called inserts. With the advancement in the designing process, many of the more sophisticated die casting tooling can now be fabricated successfully using these smaller pieces of metal. Although these may look nothing more than thin rods of material or even a blob of metal (literally) inserted in the die, inserts are probably the best and most economical way of creating sophisticated cast die pieces.
The main purpose of inserts is to create the holes or the running tubes within the piece. In earlier times, these holes or tubes can only be “placed” within a finished piece by manually or mechanically gouging it out. Needless to say, this can be a pricey affair especially if you consider the actual cost of hiring either skilled workmen to drill the holes or buying machines for the same purpose. Also this practice was subject to a lot of errors and therefore not feasible for mass production – especially when quality control is very rigid.
Fortunately, die cast tooling inserts can now be easily accommodated in most cast die machines. The material used for inserts depend on the actual materials being processed by the machines. As a rule hot chamber machines use molten materials with lower melting points like copper, lead, magnesium and even zinc. On the other hand, cold chamber machines use mainly aluminum or aluminum based alloys which have higher melting points. The inserts are made from the same materials as the actual die, usually steel alloys, but these are reinforced to make sure that metal erosion does not take place during the actual production stage.
Kinetic Die Casting Company makes aluminum die castings using Die Casting Tooling. As a Die Casting Company, we make these parts every day and ship thousands of these aluminum die castings every week.
Contact us to get die casting prices http://www.kineticdiecasting.com/replyform.html.
Kinetic Die Casting Company
6918 Beck Avenue
North Hollywood, California 91605
Sales@kineticdc.com
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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 Company makes aluminum die castings as Die Casting Aluminum Brackets. As a Die Casting Company, we make these parts every day and ship thousands of these aluminum die castings every week.
Contact us to get die casting prices http://www.kineticdiecasting.com/replyform.html.
Kinetic Die Casting Company
6918 Beck Avenue
North Hollywood, California 91605
Sales@kineticdc.com
Aluminum Lighting Fixtures–Die Casted
Aluminum Lighting Fixtures–Die Casted. The die casting manufacturing process is quite similar to permanent mold casting. Both processes start out by melting or liquefying the material such as resin, rubber, zinc, copper and aluminum to name a few, that is going to be used. The melted materials will then be injected into die cast molds castings. The liquid will then take the form of the patterns in the mold castings. The molds will then be allowed to cool down to harden and once they are opened, the product is finished. The difference between die casting and permanent mold casting is that the former uses high amounts of pressure in the molds so that the material will get into every part of the pattern. This results in better quality of the products which is why die casting is chosen to make Aluminum Lighting Fixtures.
Also, Aluminum Lighting Fixtures help in illuminating man made structures such as houses, buildings, tunnels as well as the streets at night. They are an essential part of these structures and a lot of them are needed. By using the die casting process, the bulk orders for these Aluminum Lighting Fixtures are met. Not only that, quality and consistency is insured by die casting. This is a cost efficient and effective way of producing Aluminum Lighting Fixtures.
Furthermore, Aluminum is a great choice for lighting fixtures as they are strong and can last a very long time. They are also very lightweight compared to other metals. Since they can be harvested almost anywhere, they are very cheap too.
Light Fixture Die Casting Parts
Kinetic Die Casting Company makes aluminum die castings as Lighting Fixture Die Castings. We make these parts every day and ship thousands of these aluminum die castings every week.
Contact us to get die casting prices http://www.kineticdiecasting.com/replyform.html.
Kinetic Die Casting Company
6918 Beck Avenue
North Hollywood, California 91605
Sales@kineticdc.com
