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Our infrastructure is purpose-built to support the diverse requirements of industries that rely on high-quality aluminum gravity casting parts. We leverage advanced casting technology, innovative production systems, and a skilled team to deliver precision-engineered components that meet the most stringent standards. With a focus on efficiency, reliability, and sustainability, our facilities are designed to manage the entire manufacturing lifecycle, from raw material procurement to the final delivery of finished products.
At the heart of our operations lies state-of-the-art aluminum gravity casting technology. We utilize modern die-casting equipment and automated systems to ensure exceptional quality, dimensional accuracy, and consistency. Our expertise enables us to manufacture components with complex geometries and tight tolerances, tailored to the specific needs of our clients.
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Electrical Fan Sector
Automotive Sector
Power Generation Sector
Power & Light Sector
Advantages and Disadvantages of Aluminium Gravity Casting
| Aspect | Advantages of Aluminium Gravity Casting | Disadvantages of Aluminium Gravity Casting |
|---|---|---|
| Mechanical Properties | Aluminium gravity castings have superior mechanical properties compared to die-cast parts, with lower gas porosity and reduced risk of hot tearing, resulting in stronger and more durable parts. | - |
| Suitability for High-Volume Production | Ideal for high-volume production, especially when compared to sand casting. Permanent moulds are used, eliminating the need for sand shell mould formation for each casting, thus saving time. Gravity casting machines can also increase production capacity. | Gravity casting still has lower production capacity than die casting, even with machine assistance. Large orders will require a much longer lead time than die casting. |
| Post-Casting Heat Treatment | Mechanical properties can be further improved through post-casting heat treatment, which enhances the overall performance of the parts. | - |
| Tooling Costs | - | The tooling for gravity casting is more expensive than sand casting due to the use of solid metal moulds made of tool steel or iron, and additional components like ejection systems, cooling systems, and sprue systems are needed. This increases overall tooling costs. |
| Minimum Wall Thickness | - | Gravity casting typically has a minimum wall thickness of 3-5mm, limiting the ability to produce very thin-walled parts, unlike die casting which can achieve thinner walls for lightweight and intricate designs. |