Die Casting Materials At TOPS Include Metals Aluminum Alloy, Zinc Alloy, And Magnesium Alloy.
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Different Die Casting Metals
Each Die Casting Material Will Have Various Models Attributed To Its Distinct Material Properties. As A Result, It Is Essential To Differentiate The Die Casting Processes Accordingly To Accommodate These Variations.
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Alluminum Alloys
- A380: which is one of the most commonly specified aluminum alloys;
- 383(ADC12): it offers improved corrosion resistance, is lightweight, and its advantages encompass ease of casting, strong mechanical properties, and dimensional stability;
- B390: it is an aluminum alloy with high hardness and good wear resistance;
- A413: it is an aluminum alloy with excellent pressure tightness;
- 413: it offers a good combination of casting, mechanical, and thermal properties;
- K-Alloy: excellent corrosion resistance;
- A360: it is an aluminum alloy with excellent pressure tightness and fluidity.
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Zinc Alloys
- Zamak 2: Zinc Alloy 2, also known as Kirksite or Zamak 2 (ASTM AC43A), is the highest strength and hardness of the Zamak family;
Zamak 3: Stands as the most commonly utilized zinc alloy in US, often being the preferred option for die casting due to a variety of reasons;
- Zamak 5: is the most widely used zinc alloy in Europe;
- Zamak 7: is a modification of Zamak 3.
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Magnesium Alloys
- AZ91D: is the most widely used magnesium die cast alloy and has an excellent combination of mechanical properties, corrosion resistance, and castability.