How does the low pressure die casting process work?
In low pressure die casting, the die is filled with metal from a pressurised furnace, with pressures typically around 0.7 bar.
The holding furnace is positioned in the lower part of the vertical die casting machine, with the molten metal injected upwards directly into the bottom of the mould.
The pressure holds the metal in the die until it solidifies.
Advantages of the low pressure die casting process
One of the main advantages of this process is the precise control of die cavity filling.
Molten metal flows quickly and smoothly through the feeding conduits, reducing oxide formation and preventing porosity.
Application
This process was created for the production of axially symmetrical parts such as car wheels.
However, by employing sand cores within the die, it is also well suited to producing parts with hollow sections and complex geometries.
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