High Pressure Die Casting (HPDC) is a casting process in which molten metal—primarily aluminum, magnesium, or zinc—is injected into a steel mold at very high pressure and speed.

Through this process;

• Having complex geometries,

• Thin-walled,

• Parts requiring high dimensional accuracy can be produced in series and repeatably.

In high pressure die casting, the metal is transferred into the mold with the help of a shot sleeve and piston (plunger). The high pressure applied ensures that the metal completely fills the mold cavity, resulting in a smooth surface finish. For this reason, HPDC is widely used in the automotive, home appliance, electronics, and defense industries.

Advantages

• High production speed

• Excellent surface quality

• Tight tolerances and high dimensional accuracy.

• Minimum machining requirement

• Suitable for mass production