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Examples of automotive die castings. The die-casting process is very commonly used to produce metal parts for homes and corporate buildings, and even for automotive parts.

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Examples of automotive die castings. The die-casting process is very commonly used to produce metal parts for homes and corporate buildings, and even for automotive parts. For those who don't know, die casting is a metal processing method in which molten metal is molded into a die casting mold by using pressure. The automobile has the largest number of die-cast parts because it has almost no metal parts. There are many examples of die-cast auto parts on the market today.

Examples of die-cast auto parts:

 

Engine parts: Engine cylinder heads and gas engine parts are mainly composed of die-cast aluminum parts.


Stator: The stator is also made by die casting. Due to the change in size, die casting is the best way to manufacture such mechanical parts.


Bracket: Another example of die-cast auto parts is a bracket. According to the customer's drawings, they can be used for motors and stepping motors.


Electronic covers: Gearboxes, motors, sunshade bars and stepper motor covers are some examples of electronic covers made by die casting.


Other automobile parts, such as automobile forks, parts, and radiators, are also examples of automobile parts made by die casting.

These are just some examples of die-cast auto parts. If you own an auto parts market company based on aluminum auto parts, etc., it would be a wise idea to check out die-cast parts for your products.


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