Metal Injection Moulding
Customized Non-Standard Aluminum Alloy Die Casting Parts
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The versatility of die castings is indeed further enhanced by the variety of surface finishes available, which can be customized to meet the needs of different applications. These surface treatments include:
Sandblasting: A uniform matte surface is created by blasting the part with sand particles.
Glass Bead Blasting: Similar to sand blasting but uses glass beads for a smoother surface.
Tumble finishing: The part is tumbled with abrasive media to make it smooth and polished.
Brushing: Use an abrasive tool to brush the surface to create a satin-like finish.
Polishing: Get a high-gloss, reflective effect.
Phosphating: Increase the protective layer and enhance corrosion resistance.
Passivation: Improves corrosion resistance by treating metal surfaces to reduce their reactivity.
Powder Coating: A durable and attractive finish is applied through a dry powder that is baked onto the part.
Wet coating: Coating parts with liquid paint to provide a smooth surface.
Anodizing (Eloxating): This process can improve corrosion resistance and surface hardness.
Copper Plating: Adding a layer of copper for enhanced conductivity or decorative purposes.
Nickel plating: A layer of nickel is plated to provide corrosion resistance, hardness and glossy appearance.
Screen Printing: Transferring ink to parts through a screen for detailed design.
Pad printing: Use silicone pads to transfer ink to parts, suitable for printing on irregular surfaces.
These surface treatments not only enhance the aesthetics of die-cast parts, but also provide functional benefits such as improved corrosion resistance, electrical conductivity and surface hardness, further expanding the range of applications for die-cast parts.
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