Zinc
Zinc alloy die casting is our specialty and we offer high quality components that are subjected to rigorous tests. Our die casting solutions are the best in the industry and are a result of extensive research, experience and hard work.
Why use zinc alloy die casting?
- High Strength
- Complete recycling is possible when the product is no longer in usable shape.
- Immaculate finish
- Thin walls can be incorporated in the zinc alloy die casting products.
- Raw materials cost is very low.
- Electrical conductivity is good.
- Components made using zinc alloy die casting have an impressive thermal conductivity as compared to other metals.
- Good stability
- Dimensional accuracy is excellent.
- Corrosion resistance.
Zinc alloy die casting can be used against stamped, machined and pressed materials for the above mentioned advantages.
Why choose the services of Dynacast?
- Dynacast has a proven track record of excellent service for 80 years.
- Sustained presence in the competitive market with good techniques.
- Pay attention to customer needs.
- High quality of service at low prices.
- Bulk orders can be done at wholesale rates.
- Quality assurance is offered.
- Multiple solutions are at your disposal.
- You can choose from more than one metal to be used in your product.
- Experienced professionals handle the structuring details of the product.
Call us right now and get the perfect quotation for your product or assembly and experience the Dynacast difference in your product!
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Zamak 2
Zinc Alloy 2 (ASTM AC43A), also known as Kirksite or Zamak 2, is the highest strength and hardness of the Zamak family.
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Zamak 3
Zamak 3 (ASTM AG40A), or Zinc Alloy 3, is the most widely used zinc alloy in North America and is usually the first choice when considering zinc for die casting for a number of reasons.
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Zamak 5
Zamak 5 (ASTM AC41A) or Zinc Alloy 5, is the most widely used zinc alloy in Europe.
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Zamak 7
Zamak 7 (ASTM AG40B), or Zinc Alloy 7, is a modification of Zamak 3. It is a high-purity alloy containing lower magnesium content and has a tighter impurities specification. This results in improved casting fluidity, ductility and surface finish.
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ZA 8
ZA-8, or zinc aluminum alloy, contains significantly more aluminum than the Zamak group of alloys. ZA-8 contains approximately 8.4% aluminum and is the only ZA alloy that can be hot-chamber die cast, an important consideration when selecting a material for a component.
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ACuZinc5
This is an alloy researched and developed by General Motors.
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EZAC
EZAC is a hot-chamber zinc die casting alloy with superior creep resistance, high yield strength, and high hardness.
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ZA 27
ZA-27, or zinc aluminum alloy, contains significantly more aluminum than the Zamak group of alloys. The number 27 represents the approximate percentage of aluminum.
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Zinc Creep
Zinc creep is the time-dependent strain that takes place under a given load.
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