Die Casting
Automotive Industry: Used for die-casting molds for components such as engine blocks and wheel hubs; a core material for the integrated die-casting processes used in new energy vehicles.
Non-ferrous Metal Processing: Suitable for die-casting molds for alloys such as aluminum, magnesium, zinc, and copper; used to create molds for products like door and window profiles and precision hardware components.
Aerospace Industry:Used for die-casting molds for high-temperature alloy castings (e.g., aero-engine blades), capable of withstanding extreme high-temperature environments.
Hot Forging
General Hot Forging: Used for hot upsetting dies, hot punching dies, and high-speed hammer forging dies to forge metal billets into various structural components.
Precision Forging: Suitable for precision forging and high-speed upsetting processes, ensuring dimensional accuracy for complex forgings and extending mold service life.
Hot Extrusion
Profile Extrusion: Used for extrusion dies on production lines for aluminum and copper alloy profiles, ensuring stable cross-sectional accuracy.
Special Material Extrusion: Used for hot extrusion dies for high-temperature alloys and refractory metals, suitable for extreme operating conditions involving high loads and high temperatures.
