Aluminium Die Casting Machine for Aluminium Fittings Door Handle/brake Pad

This machine is designed to produce high-quality aluminium fittings such as door handles, brake pads and other aluminium components using die casting technology. It supports high-volume manufacturing for automotive, hardware and general-fittings applications.

The product information references both hot- and cold-chamber configurations. For aluminium casting, cold-chamber systems are typically used; confirm the exact configuration and model offered with the supplier as machines may be supplied or customized in either configuration.

Key specs listed are: maximum die block thickness 220 mm, minimum die block thickness 50 mm, ejection force 55 kN, ejection stroke 60 mm, and gross machine weight approximately 5000 kg. Voltage and some parameters are customizable — confirm final spec with the supplier.

It is intended for aluminium die casting and can process common aluminium casting alloys. Exact alloy support (e.g., ADC12, A356 or others) depends on setup and tooling — confirm alloy compatibility for your application with the manufacturer.

Cycle time and output depend on part size, alloy, die complexity and process parameters. The supplier provides machinery test reports and outgoing inspection videos — request sample part tests or estimated cycle times for your specific part to get accurate production-rate estimates.

Voltage is listed as customizable. Electrical requirements depend on the machine configuration and options; provide your site electrical standards to the supplier so they can specify the correct voltage, phase and power ratings.

The machine comes with video outgoing inspection and a machinery test report. These documents demonstrate the machine’s performance and acceptance tests prior to shipment; request these reports and video for your unit.

A single package size is listed as 100 x 89 x 260 cm with a single gross weight shown in the spec sheet, but the machine's operating weight is approximately 5000 kg. Heavy equipment typically requires special packing, disassembly for transport and heavy-lift handling — confirm final shipping dimensions, weight and transport requirements with the supplier.

Due to the machine’s mass, a properly prepared concrete foundation and sufficient floor load capacity are recommended. You will likely need lifting equipment (crane/forklift), appropriate power supply, grounding and possibly compressed air or cooling utilities. The supplier can provide installation, commissioning and foundation drawings.

Most suppliers offer installation, commissioning and operator/maintenance training either included or as an add-on service. Confirm whether these services are part of the sale, the scope, and any travel or service charges.

The machine uses engines and motors as core components and is designed for reliability. Preventive maintenance and periodic servicing are required. Suppliers typically provide spare parts, recommended maintenance schedules and parts lists — check availability, lead times and warranty for critical spares.

Standard industrial safety features generally include guarding, emergency-stop functions and interlocks. Certification and compliance with local safety standards may vary; request detailed safety specifications and any relevant certificates (CE, ISO, local approvals) from the supplier.

Yes — die block thickness range (50–220 mm) and other parameters indicate flexibility. Tooling (dies), platens and process parameters are typically customized for part geometry. Discuss your parts, required shot size and tooling needs with the supplier to obtain a tailored configuration and quote.

The product advertises competitive pricing. Contact the supplier with part details, required configuration, desired options and delivery location to receive a formal quote. Lead time depends on model, customization, tooling and order backlog — request an estimated delivery schedule when you inquire.

Warranty and after-sales support terms vary by supplier. The listing includes pre-shipment inspection and test reports; for warranty length, coverage, remote or on-site support and spare-parts policies, obtain the supplier’s written warranty and service agreement before purchase.