Prioritize temperature as the core criterion, and structure your inquiry around key parameters: casting structure, wall thickness, part size, alloy material, die casting machine tonnage, mold temperature before/after spraying, and post-processing requirements. This systematic approach enables quick alignment with clients’ needs.
Example 1: For clients producing automotive parts with die casting machines <2,000 tons, recommend the general-purpose release agent K6101.
Example 2: For clients manufacturing hard-to-form parts like mobile phone mid-frames or tablet casings, suggest the high-insulation K6501 aluminum-magnesium ultra-thin release agent.
Example 3: For clients requiring post-anodizing with explicit silicon-free demands, propose the silicon-free release agent K6901.
Use a refractometer to measure the solid content of the client’s current release agent, then offer alternatives with similar solid content. Simultaneously, address the client’s price sensitivity to ensure compatibility.
Practice is the sole criterion for verifying performance. Under identical die casting conditions, compare different release agents based on:
Demolding force;
Casting appearance quality;
Dilution ratio requirements;
Value delivered to the client.
Collaborate with clients to achieve mutual success through optimal product selection.
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