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Wednesday, 30 March 2016 09:14

10 REASONS TO CHOOSE DIE CASTED ZINC

1. Natural and environmentally sound

Zinc is a part of the cycle of nature, and can be reused. Zinc melting point is low compared to most other materials. Thus the energy consumption when die casting zinc is reduced.

2. Great creativity

Die casted zinc meets the demand for creativity in the construction and design process. Several parts can be integrated into one common casted part. Self lubricating characteristics of the zinc alloy is used to avoid the use of lubrication bearings. For the benefit of total costs.

3. Surface finish advantages

A lot of surface coating options are available in order to add more attractive aesthetic and functional characteristics to the zinc parts.

4. Low price

Long lasting durable zinc die casting moulds and fully automated production keeps the costs down.

5. Strong characteristics

Die casted zinc parts have a high mechanical strength, elasticity and impact ductility. Often die casted zinc parts are a better choice than for example parts in aluminium, plastic or milled parts.

6. Reduced weight

Zinc is heavier than aluminium and magnesium, an advantage if you need a heavier component such as a lamp support. On the other hand die casted zinc parts can be optimized, and the weight reduced considerably – without affecting the strength and complexity.

7. Precise and complex

Die casted zinc can have very small wall thickness, and very narrow tolerances make it possible to cast parts ready for installation of bearings. Precise and very small details can be included in the casting – even in complex geometries.

8. Good conductive abilities

Die casted zinc has good electric and heat-conducting characteristics. An advantage if you have a high demand for heat transfer, but have limited space, as example in LED lighting systems.

9. Sound absorbing

Die casted zinc is sound absorbing therefore it is used for mechanics with movable parts, chains or the like. As example in remote window control systems, where noise should be minimized.

10. Protection shield

Die casted zinc has built in EMC protection. The shielding properties are optimal compared to traditional metal sheet solutions.

source: linimatic

Published in Fundición inyectada
Monday, 15 December 2014 10:35

The Importance of Die Casting Services

The North American Die Casting Association says on its website that it considers metal casting to be “America’s most fundamental industry.” It’s not surprising that a metal casting trade association would describe die casting services as fundamentally important, and it’s likely that other trade associations for other sectors of industry would dispute the NADCA’s claim. But there’s no denying that casting is an essential element in our industrial infrastructure.

The NADCA sites some reasons for why it considers its members’ products to be so important to American industry. According to them, 90% of all finished American manufactured products involve metal castings in some way. They say also that die casters make a $7 billion annual contribution to the country’s economy, and that the die casting industry employs 50,000 workers in direct and indirect capacities.

A lot of operations within commercial and industrial sectors rely on access to cast metal products. These operations range from advanced, high-tech operations such as aerospace manufacturing and medical products companies, to low-tech consumer products manufacturers, such as lawn care products manufacturers. You can find metal castings in space ships and in toy models of space ships. They can be found at all levels of industry and commerce in an extensive variety of products and contexts.

Die casting in particular is considered to be a comparatively sustainable metal forming process. According to the NADCA, more than 95% of North American die castings made of aluminum are composed of recycled aluminum. This reduces the need for new aluminum mining, and it also reduces the amount of aluminum that finds its way into waste areas like landfills. This also makes the process more economical. Additionally, scraps produced during the die casting process can often be recovered, melted down and then used in future casting. Considering all of these factors, it’s possible that the NADCA might just be right in its claim about the importance of die casting.

Source: IQS 

Published in Actualidad
Thursday, 16 May 2013 14:34

Tratamientos superficiales ZAMAK

La posibilidad de tratamientos superficiales en las piezas fabricadas en aleaciones de Zinc son múltiples, permitiendo obtener una gran variedad de presentaciones y aspectos decorativos.

Published in Zamak
Tuesday, 23 April 2013 12:26

La historia del zinc

El zinc es conocida por un material muy larga. En la antigüedad, en el nombre de bronce, fue utilizado como el cobre, estaño y cinc para las pulseras. La primera aplicación industrial data de 1814, cuando se utiliza el proceso de fabricación de la impresión de la aleación de plomo y estaño caracteres. Una amplia investigación sobre aleaciones de zinc se llevaron a cabo por el Zinc Company de Nueva Jersey (EE.UU.), que durante los años 20, fue particularmente evolucionar aleaciones de zinc. Sin embargo, el uso industrial en grandes series de aleaciones de zinc fundido transformación de fundición a escala industrial durante la década de 1960.

Published in Zamak
Tuesday, 09 April 2013 12:25

Inauguramos nueva web

Finalmente nuestra web ya esta online. La verdad es que hace tiempo que estamos trabajando en este proyecto, y tener lista esta web era una de nuestras prioridades.

Published in Actualidad
Tuesday, 09 April 2013 12:00

Inyectando pieza de Zamak

Máquina de 125 Toneladas inyectando pieza de zamak.

Published in Zamak
Tuesday, 14 August 2012 06:14

Elige la opción verde

La elección de zinc o zamak es hacer una opción verde. El zinc se puede reutilizar una y otra vez sin sufrir deterioro. El zinc también tiene una temperatura de fusión muy bajo, 400-415 °, que es un bajo consumo de energía en la producción en comparación con otros metales.

Published in Zamak

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