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What happens after the die has been closed and locked in the die casting process?
What is the key difference between die casting and permanent mould casting?
What is done while the casting die is open in the die casting process?
What allows die casting to produce more complex shapes compared to permanent mould casting?
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What is one advantage of die casting over permanent mould casting?
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Study Notes
Die Casting Process
- After the die has been closed and locked, molten metal is injected into the die cavity under high pressure to produce a casting.
Die Casting vs. Permanent Mould Casting
- The key difference between die casting and permanent mould casting is the use of pressure: die casting uses high pressure to inject molten metal, whereas permanent mould casting uses gravity to fill the mould.
Die Casting Process (Open Die)
- While the casting die is open, the die is sprayed with a lubricant and the previous casting is ejected.
Complexity of Die Casting Shapes
- The use of high pressure and rapid injection of molten metal allows die casting to produce more complex shapes compared to permanent mould casting.
Advantages of Die Casting
- One advantage of die casting over permanent mould casting is its ability to produce castings with a high degree of accuracy and precision.
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Test your knowledge of die casting principles and processes with this overview quiz. Learn about the production of die castings, the use of metal moulds, and the differences between die casting and permanent mould casting.
