Die Casting Process | Hot chamber & Cold Chamber Die Casting | Manufacturing Processes |
Channel: Mechpro classes
Date: 2020-07-23

In this video session we have discussed about the Die casting process and also the Hot chamber die casting and Cold chamber die casting process with their advantages, limitations and applications.

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Die casting is a permanent mold manufacturing process that was developed in the early 1900's. Die casting manufacture is characteristic in that it uses large amounts of pressure to force molten metal through the mold. Since so much pressure is used to ensure the flow of metal through the mold, metal castings with great surface detail, dimensional accuracy, and extremely thin walls can be produced. Wall thickness within castings can be manufactured as small as (0.5 mm). The size of industrial metal castings created using this process vary from extremely small to around 4-15 kg. Typical parts made in industry by die casting include tools, toys, carburetors, machine components, various housings, and motors.
The two main types of die casting processes are hot-chamber and cold-chamber die casting.
Variations on these two types of die casting include:
Low-pressure die casting.
Vacuum die casting.
Squeeze die casting.
Semi-solid die casting.

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