High-pressure die casting molds for zinc and aluminum alloys

We engineer die casting tooling around the geometry, alloy, and cycle demands of each part, from thermal fatigue resistance to multi-cavity production runs.

Die steel is selected for the alloy being cast, with thermal stabilization planned into the cooling layout to slow heat checking and extend die life across repeated cycles.

Runner, gate, and overflow geometry is shaped to control metal flow and air entrapment, with optional vacuum venting for parts where internal soundness matters most.

Examples of die-cast components made with this tooling approach, shown across housings, brackets, and structural parts.