The Basics of Die Casting Alloys. Die-casting is very comparable to permanent mold casting, only that the metal which is pushed into the mold experiences higher pressures which total to 10-210Mpa (1,450-30,500) psi. Because of this, the exterior of the …
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Die Cast Manager Job
Kinetic Die Casting Company, Inc. has a position available for a Die Casting Manager Job. This person will supervise production processes, housekeeping, enforce our safety policies and plant rules for the Die Cast department. Job duties may include supervising or personally setting controls, operating or training use of die casting machines, maintaining production equipment, troubleshooting, and repairing the die casting machines, furnace and other related equipment in the Die Cast Department.
Five 5 years or more of aluminum die cast or plastic mold injection molding experience preferred. We prefer experience as a Die Casting Machine Operator, Die Cast Setup Man, Leadman or Foreman. You must have at least a minimum of two years of experience working in a die-casting company or plastic injection molding company. Forklift experience is a plus. Pay or Salary is negotiable, based on experience.
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The Difference between Die Casting or Investment Casting in 2023
The Difference between Die Casting or Investment Casting. If you are to select, what will you favor more; die casting or investment casting process? Choosing between the two is quite a quandary since they have some comparable features. To help you select, this article will help you by presenting the rewards of both techniques.
Advantages of Die Casting
1. Die casting delivers difficult shapes with a reasonably high level of accuracy linked to other mass production technique.
2. Die cast parts are being fashioned at a quicker rate than most of the processes. Also, it needs little to no secondary machining.
3. Due to its high accuracy when it comes to details, die cast parts are dimensionally stable. In totaling, it is also long-lasting.
4. The surface of die casting parts is fairly smoother than the metal cast parts shaped by other methods. Also, the surface could be fashioned with a wide variation of uniformities.
5. Die cast parts, compared to the metal castings fashioned by other methods, can be accomplished with thinner walls.
Advantages of Investment Casting
1. Investment casting brings the designer the freedom and malleability of almost myriad alloy choices, and also elasticity in inside and outside configurations.
2. Investment casting parts are industrial in a way that only trivial secondary machining is vital.
3. Investment casting procedure doesn’t have any draft requirements, making it more exact when it comes to dimensional conformance.
4. One thing that Investment casting could assert about is its benefit in aesthetics. Fine details and intricate features, texts and logos are positively attainable.
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Kinetic Die Casting Company. Inc.
6918 Beck Avenue, North Hollywood,
California 91605, United States of America
E-mail sales@kineticdc.com
USA Toll Free: (800) 524-8083 Local: (818) 982-9200
To get prices for Die Casting Tooling Molds or Parts:
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Kinetic Die Casting Company makes:
Aluminum Heatsinks: What They Do 2023
Aluminum Heatsink
Aluminum heat sinks expels heat from parts and components in electronic applications. Aluminum die cast heatsinks are designed in a way that needs less machining than other manufacturing processes. The cooling fins can be manufactured at the same time as the mounting holes. Heatsink parts are made with all features necessary for cooling electronic components and to mount the heat sinks on the printed circuit board (PC board). Aluminum heat sinks have a high dimensional stability. Heat sink production begins as soon as the die casting tooling is produced. Aluminum heat sinks are produced at the rate of 250 heat sink parts per day to 2,500 heat sink parts per day. Heatsinks look good as raw parts or can be anodized or powdercoated.
Pictures of Heatsink Die Casting Parts
To get a price for aluminum die casting parts or die casting tooling, call toll free 800-524-8083 and ask for sales. Or email us at sales@kineticdc.com for a fast response on a price quote.
Kinetic Die Casting Company 6918 Beck Avenue, North Hollywood, California 91605, United States of America
E-mail sales@kineticdc.com USA Toll Free: (800) 524-8083 Local: (818) 982-9200
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Hot Chamber and Cold Chamber Die Casting in 2023
Hot Chamber And Cold Chamber Die Casting. In the method of die casting, melted metal in injected effectively into die casting molds, or “dies”, under very high pressure. Since this process of shaping metal is very adaptable, die casting is extensively utilized as a method for forming metals into special shapes like die cast speakers. While it may use a almost the same method as mold casting, die casting uses pressures of up to 10 to 210mpa to inject metal into the die. The ensuing material shows consistency of parts, dimensional accuracy, and smooth surface finishes.
There are many diverse materials utilized in die casting, such as copper, zinc, tin, magnesium, and lead. Nevertheless, aluminum is the most extensively uzilized evaluated to these other materials as the metal is more impressionable, and is excellent for manufacturing large size cold chamber die castings, to die castings collected of tiny and intricate parts.
There are two methods utilized for die casting, specifically the cold chamber which manufacture cold chamber die castings, a cold cylinder is injected with melted metal. With less time exposure given for the metal to be pushed into the mold, cold chamber method is more often utilized for metals that without difficulty meld with iron at very high heat. The cold chamber method is also utilized for metals that have high melting points.
Alternatively, in the hot chamber process, like hot chamber zinc die casting the pressure found in the die cavity connected to it becomes enduringly a part of the melted material. A plunger is driven toward an area that is non-pressurized, exposing the inlet port attached to the pressure cylinder.
Kinetic Die Casting manufactures custom metal parts to their customer. If you would like more information about Kinetic Die Casting, please visit our website:Kinetic Die Casting Company
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Kinetic Die Casting Company. Inc.
6918 Beck Avenue, North Hollywood,
California 91605, United States of America
E-mail sales@kineticdc.com
USA Toll Free: (800) 524-8083 Local: (818) 982-9200
To get prices for Die Casting Tooling Molds or Parts:
RFQ Die Casting Tooling Part Prices
Kinetic Die Casting Company makes:
February 2023 NADCA Meeting
University of California – Irvine on February 1st and February 2nd. North American Die Casting Association (NADCA) will be hosting the Die Materials Committee meeting and R&D Committee meeting. This is a great opportunity for NADCA Chapter 30 members to listen to the latest updates on NADCA research, network with suppliers and die casters, and tour the lab at the University of California – Irvine. The meetings are free to attend, but we ask that anyone attending please RSVP using the following link, so that we can plan accordingly.
NADCA Die Materials Committee
Wednesday, February 1, 2023 from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
NADCA R&D Committee
Thursday, February 2, 2023 from 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
The meeting will be held at University of California – Irvine, CA 92697
Register using this link: https://forms.gle/NKiF3gcBGNzAXWtj9
(if you cannot access Google Forms please send an email to glim@diecasting.org)
Beau Glim
Project Manager
North American Die Casting Association
847-808-3164
February 2023 North American Die Casting Association (NADCA) Meeting
