mold die

Stress relief tempering is vital for maintaining the accuracy and durability of die casting moulds. Residual stresses caused by EDM machining and repeated heating cycles can lead to cracking, deformation, and reduced tool life. Controlled heat treatment removes these stresses, enhances microstructural stability, and extends mould service performance. ... Read More

A complete breakdown of 92 standard mould and die components used in tooling systems. This guide covers each part's function, materials, heat treatments, and naming alternatives—ideal for engineers, tooling designers, and procurement teams in injection moulding and die casting. ... Read More

Dynamic balance is critical for the performance and safety of aluminum bobbins in die casting processing. This article discusses the importance of dynamic balance, the steps involved in achieving it during die tool making, and the considerations for gate balance, injection balance, and tooling design balance. ... Read More

Die casting molds consist of various integral components that play a crucial role in producing high-quality, precise castings. These include the fixed and movable dies, overflow and venting systems, filling systems, and cooling channels. Each part is designed to ensure the efficient flow of molten metal into the mold, prevent defects like air pockets and cold shuts, and ensure consistent part quality. ... Read More