Lightweight, high-strength aluminum components for complex geometries, thin walls, and repeat production across demanding applications.
We take your part from design review and die development through sampling, process validation, and final production, with each stage building on the last.
We review wall thickness, draft, parting lines, fillets, ribs, and undercuts before die development. Required changes are identified to improve castability and production quality.
Once the design is approved, we develop the production die around the part geometry, aluminum alloy, and production requirements. The die is then prepared for trial casting.
The completed die is used to produce the first aluminum castings for inspection. We check dimensions, appearance, fill quality, and fit, then make required adjustments before approval.
After approval, castings are checked throughout production for dimensions, appearance, alloy requirements, and consistency to ensure every batch meets the required standards.
Once the die and process are approved, full production begins using the validated process. Finished castings are inspected, finished, packaged, and prepared for delivery.
Choose the right aluminum alloy based on strength, castability, corrosion resistance, pressure tightness, wear resistance, and the requirements of the final application.
General-purpose die casting alloy
A widely used aluminum die-casting alloy offering a strong balance of castability, strength, and overall performance.
Complex geometry alloy (ADC12)
Offers good castability for intricate geometries and is widely used for complex die-cast components.
Pressure-tight alloy
Provides good corrosion resistance and pressure tightness for components where casting integrity is important.
High-castability alloy
Offers excellent castability and pressure tightness, making it useful for fluid-handling and complex components.
High-wear alloy
High silicon content provides increased hardness and wear resistance for demanding mechanical applications.
Aluminum die casting combines lightweight construction, dimensional control, high-speed production, and material flexibility to produce complex metal components at scale.
Choose from common aluminum die-casting alloys based on the strength, castability, corrosion resistance, pressure tightness, and performance required for your application.
Controlled die design and consistent casting processes deliver reliable dimensions for components requiring accurate fit, function, and repeatability.
Rapid filling, solidification, and automated casting processes support efficient cycle times for repeat production and higher-volume manufacturing.
High-pressure die casting can produce detailed components with thin walls, ribs, bosses, and complex features while reducing the need for multiple separate components.
Aluminum die casting is well suited to medium and high production volumes where repeatability, production speed, and tooling economics matter.
Once tooling is established, high production output and part consolidation can reduce the cost per component, making die casting economical for larger production runs.
Typical values shown are general industry guidelines. Actual results may vary depending on material selection, part geometry, tooling design, and processing conditions.
Aluminum die castings can be finished for appearance, corrosion protection, wear resistance, or a more consistent surface. From clean as-cast surfaces to polished and coated finishes, the right process depends on how your part will look, feel, and perform.
From automotive and electronics to industrial equipment, medical products, and consumer devices, aluminum die casting supports lightweight, durable, and complex components across a wide range of applications.
Lightweight housings, brackets, and vehicle components.
Device housings, frames, and thermal components.
Motor housings, brackets, and machine components.
Equipment housings, handles, and structural components.
Control housings, connectors, and hardware components.
Equipment housings, mounts, and compact enclosures.
We can manufacture a wide range of custom aluminum components, from housings and brackets to automotive, industrial, and consumer parts.
Yes. We can recommend a suitable alloy based on your product’s strength, weight, castability, corrosion resistance, pressure requirements, and intended use.
Yes. Initial casting samples can be produced and reviewed for dimensions, appearance, fit, and overall part quality before moving into larger production.
Yes. We can support the development process through DFM review, die development, sampling, finishing, quality inspection, and production, depending on the requirements of the project.
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From part design and die development to sample validation, die casting, quality inspection, and full production, we provide complete aluminum die casting support for projects of every scale.
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