Pressure die casting service

At TCS, we offer a complete range of pressure die casting services, including mold tool making, die casting and post-machining. We make pressure die cast mold tools for export and also create the highest quality die cast parts available in China, with economical prices that cannot be matched elsewhere. When you send us your 3D product design for a free quote, our engineers will review your design to ensure it is optimized for manufacturing.

What Is Pressure Die Casting?

Pressure die casting is an ideal method for making large quantities of metal parts with excellent surface finish and dimensional stability. We provide cast parts in aluminum, zinc and magnesium.

Advantages Of Die Casting
1.Die casting mold tools can be somewhat more expensive and difficult to make, but the price for each part produced is low, so it’s suited for larger production runs
2.Surface finish and dimensional stability are excellent
3.Complex geometries can be made that require little or no post-machining
4.It is great for medium to larger sized parts that would be slower and more expensive to machine  
                                                                                                                                                           The Pressure Die Casting Process                                                                              
To start the pressure die casting process, two mold tools, or “dies”, are placed inside of a larger Master Unit Base, which is then mounted into the die casting machine. Molten metal is forced into the cavity of the die through a series of channels, and then the core and cavity are further pressed together to make the final shape. The master unit base also has water cooling channels that help to cool and solidify the part, while ejectors pins are used to push it from the die cavity and prepare for another cycle. To create a good mold tool, and therefore a good finished part, we pay special attention to certain key areas that must be controlled carefully. These include wall thicknesses, draft angles, overhangs and the locations of parting lines and ejector pin marks.