Zinc die casting, also called zinc hot chamber die casting or cylinder-shaped sleeve die casting, is a process where molten metal is injected into a die cavity under high pressure. This is a great way to make precise, durable parts for your applications.

Zinc alloys are stronger and more durable than aluminum die casts. This is particularly important for products that require high precision. Zinc is stronger and more durable than aluminum. Zinc is more durable than aluminum, which allows your business to produce fewer components and save money over the long-term.

Zinc is stronger than aluminum and plastics, so it can be made with thinner walls to maximize its strength. This will reduce material consumption and lower the cost per pound. Zinc alloys have excellent finishing characteristics. They provide a stable surface for electrical and mechanical connections.

Close tolerances: Zinc alloys are able to be poured with a lower draft angle than other metals. This makes them an excellent choice for complex and intricately designed parts. They can be molded to extremely tight tolerances without any need for machining.

Zinc die casting is the only process that can produce precision with the same level of net shape and zero-machining. It is especially useful for small components that have fine details as it can produce repeatability as low at +-0.001