Aluminum castings produced offer the advantages of precise size, smooth surface, and other superior characteristics. They can be directly used after machining, which not only improves the utilization rate of metal but also reduces the costs associated with a large amount of processing equipment. These parts facilitate the use of combined die casting with other metal or non-metal materials, saving assembly time and conserving metal.

Currently, die casting alloys are no longer limited to non-ferrous metals such as zinc, aluminum, magnesium, and copper, and are gradually being applied to cast iron and steel castings.

We produce castings for a wide range of industries including agricultural machinery, machine tools, electronics, defense, computer systems, medical equipment, lighting, and microwave communications. Advanced processes such as vacuum die casting, oxygen-added die casting, and precision-speed die casting have emerged in our technology portfolio.

We provide OEM customization for various casting molded parts, including aluminum, zinc alloy, stainless steel, cast iron, and steel parts.