What are the differences, advantages, and disadvantages between extruded aluminum and die cast aluminum ？

2024,12,04

1. Compared with the processing methods of die-casting alloys and profiles, the equipment used is different. Its raw materials are aluminum ingots (with a purity of about 92%) and alloy materials, which are melted in a furnace and then molded into molds in a die-casting machine.

2. Compared to aluminum processing methods, die-casting aluminum alloys use different equipment. Its raw materials are aluminum ingots (with a purity of about 92%) and alloy materials, melted in a furnace, and then fed into die-casting machinery to form molds.

Die cast Aluminum Products can be designed like toys, with a variety of shapes that can be easily connected in various directions. They have high hardness and strength, and are made of zinc and zinc mixed to form zinc aluminum alloys.

3. The aluminum grades of cast aluminum and extruded aluminum profiles are different, and their aluminum alloy compositions also differ greatly, so their physical properties are also very different. Die cast aluminum is formed by melting aluminum alloy and pouring it into a mold.

4. Aluminum Extrusion is the process of extruding aluminum ingots (processed alloy raw materials) at a plastic temperature of around 5-600 degrees Celsius. It has a low technical threshold, low cost, and fast production speed, and its strength is related to the material characteristics of aluminum alloys. But there should still be a certain degree of intensity.

5. Analysis of advantages and disadvantages: Five major differences in die-casting process parameters. Die cast aluminum products have complex shapes and can be cast into any shape. Aluminum profile products have a uniform cross-section (cut from any cross-section, the cross-section is the same), such as pen tubes, power bank casings, servo motor casings, and so on.

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