A Aluminum die casting alloys typically contain silicon, copper, magnesium, iron, manganese, and zinc. This makes them lightweight and strong. Compared to other non-ferrous materials, aluminum die-cast parts offer more surface finishing options and can handle higher temperatures. They are rigid, have impressive strength-to-weight ratios, good conductivity, and are resistant to corrosion.

Die Casting Aluminium alloys types:

A360, A380, A390, A413, ADC-12, ADC-1
ADC-12, A380 are the two most commonly used Aluminum die casting materials.

Aluminum Alloy Die Casting Characteristics and Advantages:

1. Lightweight

A Zinc is the easiest metal to cast among the die-casting metals and is typically used in hot chamber processes. Die Casting Zinc Alloy adds elements: aluminum, copper, magnesium, etc. With high density and high ductility, good impact strength, and very good surface smoothness, zinc can form very thin or fine parts, and its low melting point (380°C) means that the cast die will be in use for far longer than dies used for some other metals. Because of zinc's susceptibility to corrosion, it often requires additional coating or plating before use.

Die Casting Zinc alloys types:
Zamak-2, Zamak-3, Zamak-5, Zamak-7, ZA-8, ZA-12, ZA-27
We offers the most popular types of Zamak and ZA die casting zinc alloys: Zamak-2 (ZA-2), Zamak-3 (ZA-3), Zamak-5, Zamak-7, ZA-8, ZA-27.

Zinc Alloy Die Casting Characteristics and Advantages:
1. Low melting point 

A Magnesium features: extremely low density, high strength, good fluidity, great corrosion resistance, and easy filling of complex cavities. Its melting point is 520°C. The main alloying elements of magnesium die casting alloy are aluminum, zinc, manganese, cerium, thorium, and a small amount of zirconium or cadmium.

Die Casting Magnesium Alloys Types:
AZ91D, AZ31B, AM60B, AZ63A, AM50A, AZ92A, AS41B
The most common Die Casting Magnesium Alloys is the AZ91D.

Magnesium Alloy Die Casting Characteristics and Advantages:
1. Toughness

A Copper and copper alloys are incredibly stable, conductive, durable, corrosion and wear resistant. As copper alloys have a greatly high melting point, that cause dies and casting chambers used to treat this particular metal tend to have a significantly shorter lifespan than those used to treat aluminum or zinc metals.

Commonly used Die Casting Copper alloys:
YT40-1 (YZCuZn40Pb), YT16-4 (YZCuZn16Si4), YT30-3 (YZCuZn30Al3), YT35-2-2-1 (YZCuZn35Al2Mn2Fe)

COPPER ALLOYS DETAIL PARAMETERS.pdf
(Die-casting copper alloy Grade, chemical composition, mechanical properties, and application)

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Usage of Die Casting Lead Alloy:

A Tin alloys provide high density and extreme accuracy. Its main property is corrosion resistance. Same to Lead alloy, Tin also is the first metal used in the die-casting process. To ensure public health, the use of lead and tin is prohibited in any food service applications. they are typically used in combination with aluminum, zinc, and copper alloys to prevent corrosion.