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Die casting is a process wherein molten metal is forced into a mold cavity under high pressure. This results in the creation of parts with exceptional dimensional accuracy and smooth surfaces. Structural die casting specifically refers to the production of components that bear significant structural loads, making them essential in high-performance applications. The metals commonly used in this process include aluminum, zinc, and magnesium, each offering its unique properties in terms of weight, corrosion resistance, and strength.

Gold melting-sintering furnace, high frequency furnace, shell shaker; post-processing-cutting machine, smoothing machine, sandblasting machine, sand cleaning machine, heat treatment furnace, punching machine; maintenance-pneumatic grinder, argon welding machine, smoothing machine; Quality assurance-spectrometer, three-dimensional, etc. These are relatively common and common, and vacuum casting furnace or vacuum heat treatment furnace or X-ray and so on are needed.