0 present participle of die-cast --
1 to make something by pouring liquid metal, plastic, etc., usually under pressure, into a mould (= hollow container) --
Die-casting became popular in the early 1930s among lock makers.
Die-casting is the process of forcing metal into steel molds so that smooth casting are produced without machining.
Aluminium die-cast rotors are the standard material but copper die-casting of rotors is an improved new technology that is increasingly used to enhance motor energy efficiency.
Compared to the two main competing processes injection molding and (zinc) die-casting; spin casting has significant advantages in terms of startup costs and ease of use.
It is preferred over the term white metal, because the latter term may refer to various bearing alloys, lead- or tin-based alloys, or zinc die-casting metal.
Left or right sided carburettors could be produced from basically the same die-casting, and the design was compatible with up to 40 degrees of downdraught.
Hydraulic cylinders are used in many industries such as forklifts, cranes and aerials, material handling, die-casting, oil and gas, robotics and automation.
The company specialized in machine die-casting and made small parts such as gears and bearing caps.
