Four common mold failures: erosion, cavitation, sticking, and cracking.
Erosion, cavitation, cracking: Mostly physical—minimal tie to release agents.
Sticking: A chemical reaction between mold steel and active alloy elements.
Good release agents prevent sticking by forming a dense protective film—isolating molten metal from the mold. The payoff? Smoother parts, longer mold life, and higher efficiency.
How to pick the RIGHT release agent?
Anchor to your operations
Choose based on casting specs (deep cavities, wall thickness, cleaning/painting needs), mold state (pre/post-spray temp, die temp control), and alloy properties (fluidity, corrosion resistance).
Test for fit
Die casting is high-speed, high-pressure precision work. Validate how the release agent performs on your line—track feedback and adjust.
Finalize cost & terms
After pilot/small-batch tests confirm quality/efficiency gains, discuss pricing and logistics.
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