This die casting process is well-suited for producing magnesium and zinc. This method automatically supplies molten metal to the die cast machine via a “gooseneck” submerged in a furnace full of molten metal. At the beginning of the cycle, a piston retracts, allowing the gooseneck to fill with molten metal. The piston is activated, and metal is plunged through the gooseneck and into the die.
Our zinc and magnesium die casting department can produce parts in various sizes from 0.75” x 0.75” to 18” x 18”.
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