Die Casting is aDie casting process used to make metal parts using molten metal that is forced using high pressure into a die cavity。 The die cavities are made with hardened steel into the shape of the casts parts。 This means that the products can be made with excellent accuracy and in quick time as well as being able to include different surface textures without any more processing。

For parts that require mass production this is a suitable choice and the parts are usually made up of non-ferrous metals such as copperDie casting or aluminium。 The die casting process can be splitzinc die casting into two different categories， these are Hot Chamber Die Casting and Cold Chamber Die Casting。

The hot chamber process involves the injection system being immersed into a pool of molten metal。 The furnace is connected to the machine using a feeding systemzinc die casting， which is also known as a gooseneck。 Once the process beginsdie casting machine the piston withdraws， enabling the molten metal to fill the feeding system via a port in the injection system。 With the plunger moving downwards， the portMulti slider die casting machine is sealed and the molten metal is forced through the gooseneck and into the die。 As soon as the metal solidifies， the plunger moves upwards and then the die isMulti slider die casting machine opened。 This process has a short time from start to finish and the metal does not have to be moved from a separate furnace。

Cold Chamber die casting involved the process ofdie casting machine using a ladle to move the molten metal from the furnace and into the cold injection cylinder。 The metal is then put into the die using the hydraulic piston。 This method is slower in comparison to the hot chamber process， but is used for manufacturing aluminium parts mainly。

Over recent years the technology involved in the process has moved forward and die casting can now be carried out more efficiently。