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Since 1962, Fielding Mfg. specializes in geometrically complex, miniature zinc die castings and zinc alloy castings. Up to 8-oz. capability using 2x2 & 4x4 multi-slide machinery. Industries: automotive, electronics, appliance, aerospace. ISO 9001:2000 certified, and a member of die casters associations.
Custom manufacturer of Aluminum and Zinc Die Castings from design table to shipping dock and all aspects in between. Committed to quality, service and timely delivery. In-house tooling. We offer competitive pricing, and do not mark up our tooling. Call us today for prompt quotations.
Crown Die Casting specializes in the manufacturing of Aluminum and zinc die casting, secondary operations include CNC milling and turning, machining, assembly, finishing, custom packaging, custom mold design and tooling. Proficient in design and assembly using 3D modeling. Registered user of Solidworks & Gibbscam.
Precision aluminum die casting plus a multitude of related services (engineering, designing, machining, finishing, assembly) occur here. The aluminum castings produced by us have served the architectural lighting, computer, medical hardware, telecommunications and other industries.
Miniature Casting Corporation has offered its customers miniature four-slide zinc die castings since 1962. We produce tight-tolerance, complex components with our complete in-house four-slide die-cast machine design in a cost effective and timely fashion. We work with your individual requirements.
KDC production will assist with your diecasting design, prototype, tooling. Production, machine and surface finish many kinds of aluminum die cast parts. We will manufacture quality diecast products on time to our customers' specifications. KDC was established to fill the need for lower priced, better quality die castings.
Look to Dart Casting for all your die casting needs. Aluminum and zinc die castings are our specialty, but we don't stop there. At Dart, our world-class manufacturing facility is sure to provide the solution to all your diecasting needs. Our superior quality leads to a high degree of customer satisfaction.
Founded in 1903, Stroh is America's oldest and most honored family owned die casting company. Tour our website’s parts gallery to view our North American Die Casting Association award-winning castings. We create aluminum and zinc die castings from engineered designs that will save you time and money.
As a leading supplier of castings since 1967, St. Clair Die Casting provides quality services and products to its customers worldwide. Focusing on our customers, we are committed to satisfying their expectations from design to production. Contact us today for your aluminum and zinc die casting needs.
Trilore Technologies is a manufacturer of aluminum castings & offers: low volume aluminum castings, prototype aluminum die castings, zinc castings, machining services, CAD services, painting & coating, pattern making, model making and assembly. With all of these services, where could you go wrong?
Metal casting is a metal forming process in which molten metal is put under pressure and injected into a mold in order to form an impression. Several different types of metal can be used in metal castings, such as aluminum, brass, bronze, zinc, magnesium, and lead. As the molten metal cools, it takes the shape of the mold and solidifies into that shape, at which point it is removed from the mold.
Metal castings are very useful and common for several reasons. They can produce complex geometric parts with relative ease, whether very small or very large. Also, the metal casting process is very economical and has little waste, as extra metal in castings can be reheated and reused. Metal castings are used to make many everyday products, including doorknobs, locks, toys, wheels, and the outer casing of motors and pumps.
There are many different types of metal castings. The most common industrial use is in die casting, which involves injecting the molten metal into a die. Die casting is used for more precise parts that require greater accuracy and intricacy, such as precision gears or camera parts. Other types of castings include centrifugal molds, permanent molds, expendable pattern, and investment castings. The particular type of metal casting chosen depends on the requirements of the application.
