The two most common processing methods are die casting and CNC machining. What is the differences between die casting and CNC machining? Many people have such questions, let’s take you to learn more.
If you want to get better die casting results, the die casting design is especially important. Engineers will review the manufacturability of the design according to the customer’s needs, and eliminate the design that is not suitable for the expected manufacturing to avoid cost increase.
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As a widely used processing method, die casting is characterized by applying high pressure to the molten metal and quickly filling it into the cavity of the mold to form metal parts. This equipment, and its mold making, are relatively expensive and are more suitable for producing high-volume products. Commonly used metals for die casting are aluminum, zinc, magnesium, copper, tin, lead and their alloys. In fact, different types of die casting techniques are used with different metals. Die casting techniques are divided into hot chamber die casting and cold chamber die casting. What is the difference between these two die casting technologies, Xiaobian will take you to understand them.
CNC Machining refers to the use of digital information to control cutting tools or mechanically remove materials to change the shape of the workpiece to form a complete part or product processing method, including CNC milling, CNC turning, etc. The above two examples are common CNC Machining way.
Before understanding the advantages of CNC turning and milling, let us first understand what is CNC turning and CNC milling, what is CNC turning and milling and what are the advantages of CNC turning and milling.
