Die Casting LED Work Light

Heat Tolerance – Die cast parts can match the complexity found in over-mold plastics while operating effectively in high heat situation.

Strength and weight – Pressure cast aluminum parts provide well strength than plastic injection molding for the same dimensions.

Multiple finishing techniques – Teknic provide aluminum die cast parts with smooth or textured surfaces which can easily be plated, coated or finished with a minimum of surface preparation.

Simplified Assembly – Aluminum die castings can be integral fastening elements, such as bosses and studs. Integration of threads in the mold design phase eliminates additional fasteners on assembly processes. Integrated tabs and bosses and registration features further reduces part count and well assembly quality.

Alloy Selection – Selecting the right aluminum alloy for the application and designing the component to exploit the characteristics of the alloy and the die cast process allows OEMs to reap the full benefits of aluminum in many applications, such as A360, A380, ACD12.

Corrosion Resistance – Aluminum offers distinct advantages over alternative materials, in applications demanding a high tolerance to corrosive environments. Aluminum parts provide the best combined durability against salt, water and UV, when combined with the correct coating technology for the application – damage.