Die casting
Define the alloy requirement, geometry and critical features.
JIALONG / PRECISE DIE CASTING
Consider the forming, machining and finishing requirements together when defining a die-cast component.
PROCESS SCOPE
The historical profile included cold- and hot-chamber die casting, CNC and conventional machining, shot blasting, sandblasting and related finishing. The process route should be discussed against the material, geometry and supply condition of the component.
Mark critical dimensions, mating faces, threads, secondary machining and inspection requirements to define each operation clearly.
Define the alloy requirement, geometry and critical features.
Separate as-cast features from surfaces requiring subsequent operations.
Confirm surface, documentation and acceptance requirements.
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Identify the product reference, application, material and quantity. Add critical dimensions, machining and inspection requirements to define the brief.