Where is the energy storage solenoid valve of the lk die casting machine located

Who makes LK die casting machines?

LK Group is a world-leading die casting machine manufacturer. According to statistics, since 2007, the sales volume of LK die casting machines has accounted for 50% of the sales volume of die casting machines in China, Brazil and Southeast Asia for many consecutive years.

How does a die-cast machine work?

Once the die has been prepared, the die halves are closed and clamped together with pressure applied from the die-cast machine. The clamping force will depend upon the size of the machine but must be more than the opposing force trying to open the die during the casting process.

What is LK machining?

It perfectly combines the power and speed of pressure casting with the precision of injection molding. LK Group established a computer numerical control machining center in Taiwan. It has developed more than ten products such as vertical and horizontal drilling and milling machines.

How does a solidified casting ejection work?

An ejection mechanism then pushes the solidified casting out of the die. The force of the ejection will be determined by the size of the part, bearing in mind, the part shrink during the cooling process and tends to stick to the die surface. Once the part has been ejected, the die can be closed ready for the next injection cycle.

What are die casting parts?

Die castings parts are metal and have a long service life. Die castings are fast to produce and useless material. Die casting are typically less expensive than most other metal parts manufacturing processes. Die casting can be produced in seconds each part and quantities of hundreds to thousands of metal parts each day.

How is die casting made?

This excess material must be trimmed off to leave just the main cast product. Method of trimming includes trim tools, band saw are manually clipping. Any trimmed metal is either scrapped or recycled if permitted. Die casting can be produced in seconds each part and quantities of hundreds to thousands of metal parts each day.