Carburetor die casting processing

The advantages of die casting include the dimensional accuracy possessed by the casting. Usually, this depends on the casting material, and the typical value is an error of 0.1 millimeters for the initial 2.5 centimeters of Z, with an error increase of 0.002 millimeters for every 1 centimeter increase. Compared to other casting processes, its casting surface is smooth with a fillet radius of approximately 1-2.5 microns. Compared to sandbox or mold casting methods, castings with a wall thickness of approximately 0.75 millimeters can be manufactured. It can directly cast internal structures, such as wire sleeves, heating elements, and high strength load bearing surfaces. Other advantages include its ability to reduce or avoid secondary mechanical processing, fast production speed, casting tensile strength up to 415 MPa, and the ability to cast high flowability metals.