Die
Casting
The Die Casting Process
The process involves injecting molten metal — typically aluminum or zinc alloys — into a precision-engineered steel die under controlled pressure. Once solidified, the part retains the exact geometry of the cavity, enabling excellent repeatability across production cycles.
Die casting is widely adopted due to its High production efficiency, Tight tolerance capability, Structural strength, Surface consistency and Scalability for mass production.
While die casting minimizes secondary operations, post-machining is often applied to achieve critical-to-function tolerances and refined dimensional control.
CBliss Die Casting Capabilities
8
Die Casting Machines
Up to 800 tons
Tonnage Capability
Aluminum & Zinc
Alloy Casting
High-pressure
Injection Systems
Controlled melt
Temperature Management
Optimized
Cooling & Trimming
Post-Casting Precision Refinement
Die casting at CBliss is not standalone — it integrates directly with our post-processing capabilities.
Up to 1200mm × 800mm working range for precision post-casting refinement.
Secondary Process Available
Our casting capabilities include comprehensive secondary processing.
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