(1) Demolding(2) Lubrication(3) Isolation(4) Cooling...

Compared to squeeze casting, semi-solid die casting includes an additional ​slurry preparation step. During slurry preparation, the molten metal temperature is significantly lower than in squeeze cas...

I. Are There Integrated Large Die-Casting Release Agents?
Yes. Based on customer requirements, they can be categorized into ​Kemi integrated water-based large die-casting release agents​ and ​Kemi ...

In die casting production, some clients have reported issues with low yield rates and inefficient production of aluminum-magnesium alloy die castings, which has eroded their competitive edge in the ma...

Shrinkage cavities are common defects in die casting production, characterized by internal shrinkage of the casting during solidification of molten metal, which may manifest as sink marks on the surfa...

(1) Dilution Ratio
Recommended initial dilution: 1:80. If demolding performs well, increase the ratio (typically up to 1:100).

(2) Avoid Aeration
Do not use aerators or stirrers to agitate the releas...

Squeeze Casting, also known as ​Liquid Metal Forging, is sometimes referred to as low-speed high-pressure casting or liquid metal stamping. It is a ​cast-forging hybrid process: liquid metal is form...

Squeeze Casting, also known as ​Liquid Metal Forging, is sometimes referred to as low-speed high-pressure casting or liquid metal stamping. It is a ​cast-forging hybrid process: liquid metal is form...

Squeeze casting is a process where ​high mechanical pressure​ is applied to liquid (or semi-solid) metal flowing slowly into a squeeze mold/die cavity. This enables the metal to form, solidify, and ...

Squeeze casting is a process where ​high mechanical pressure​ is applied to liquid (or semi-solid) metal flowing slowly into a squeeze mold/die cavity. This enables the metal to form, solidify, and ...

The overall process flow of squeeze casting includes: melting of metal → purification of molten metal → mold preparation → pouring → mold closing and pressurization → extrusion → casting ejecti...

The overall process flow of squeeze casting includes: melting of metal → purification of molten metal → mold preparation → pouring → mold closing and pressurization → extrusion → casting ejectio...

Pour purified water (deionized water) into a mixing tank (target dilution: 1:80–1:150), then add the release agent.

Adjust the dilution ratio based on the die casting’s size, thickness, shape, and ...

Pour purified water (deionized water) into the dilution tank—typically at a ​1:80–1:150 ratio—then add the release agent.

Adjust the dilution ratio based on casting size, thickness, shape, and mo...

Squeeze casting, also referred to as liquid die forging or a low-speed, high-pressure process, is a manufacturing technique combining casting and forging. It involves alloy filling a mold, solidifying...

Squeeze casting, also referred to as liquid die forging or a low-speed, high-pressure process, is a manufacturing technique combining casting and forging. It involves alloy filling a mold, solidifying...

Squeeze casting, also referred to as liquid die forging or a low-speed, high-pressure process, is a manufacturing technique combining casting and forging. It involves alloy filling a mold, solidifying...

Functions of Die Casting Release Agents(1) Demolding(2) Lubrication(3) Isolation(4) Temperature Reduction...

1. Definition of Squeeze Casting
Squeeze casting, also known as liquid metal forging or low-speed high-pressure casting, is a hybrid manufacturing process combining casting and forging. It involves sh...

Squeeze casting (also called ​liquid metal forging​ or low-speed/high-pressure die casting) is a ​casting-forging hybrid process. It involves shaping molten metal under high pressure with minor pla...

Squeeze casting (also called ​liquid metal forging​ or low-speed/high-pressure die casting) is a ​casting-forging hybrid process. It involves shaping molten metal under high pressure with minor pla...

(1) Non-Toxic
Release agents manufactured in compliant facilities adhere to strict environmental regulations. Raw materials undergo rigorous testing before use, and production follows precise formulat...

1. What is Carbon Buildup?
Carbon buildup refers to the black, adherent residue formed on mold surfaces when die casting release agents and plunger lubricants undergo pyrolysis and carbonization upon ...

(1) Non-Toxic(2) Non-Harmful to Humans...

Carbon buildup refers to the dark, adherent substance formed on mold surfaces when die casting release agents and plunger lubricants undergo ​sintering and carbonization​ upon contact with high-temp...