Precision Zinc Alloy Die Casting

High-Strength, Cost-Effective Metal Solutions

At Lesong Electronic we specialize in zinc alloy die casting, delivering precision components for industries like automotive, electronics, and more. With advanced hot chamber technology, we ensure quality and efficiency in every part.

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High Precision

Tolerances up to ±0.001”, reducing the need for secondary processing.

Thin-Wall Design

Supports wall thickness as thin as 0.3mm, reducing material costs.

Efficient Production

Short cycle times, ideal for high-volume manufacturing.

Long Mold Life

Mold lifespan up to one million cycles.

Zinc Alloys We Offer

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Zamak 3

The most commonly used alloy with excellent dimensional stability and castability.

ZA-8

 High strength and creep resistance, suitable for hot chamber die casting.

Zamak 3

The most commonly used alloy with excellent dimensional stability and castability.

ZA-8

 High strength and creep resistance, suitable for hot chamber die casting.

Zamak 3 vs. ZA-8 Comparison

Property Zamak 3 ZA-8
Composition 96% Zinc, 4% Aluminum, trace Magnesium and Copper 91% Zinc, 8.4% Aluminum, 1% Copper, trace Magnesium
Strength Tensile Strength: ~268 MPa Tensile Strength: ~374 MPa (Higher Strength)
Hardness Brinell Hardness: ~97 Brinell Hardness: ~103 (Harder)
Castability Excellent, good fluidity for complex shapes Good, slightly less fluid due to higher aluminum
Corrosion Resistance Good, suitable for general environments Better, suitable for harsher conditions
Surface Finish Easy to plate or paint, smooth finish Suitable for plating, requires higher finishing standards
Hot Chamber Die Casting Supported, commonly used Supported, but higher mold wear at elevated temperatures
Typical Applications Automotive parts, locks, decorative hardware Structural components, electronic housings, high-strength parts
Cost Lower, ideal for high-volume production Slightly higher due to enhanced properties

Success Stories in Zinc Alloy Die Casting Parts

Real-World Examples of How Our Zinc Alloy Die Casting Solutions Deliver Quality and Precision

Frequently Asked Questions

Your Guide to Metal Stamping: Materials, Lead Times, Quality Control, and More.

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