Die casting design guide

Your most significant component production costs should not be wasted.

However, many secondary operations have exactly this effect—in fact, up to 80% of a component's cost can be attributed to secondary operations that can be made more efficient—or eliminated altogether. From the initial concept through to final production, ensuring that the right improvements are implemented in your die casting is crucial for creating a high-quality component.

Download your free copy of our Die Casting Design Guide to learn:

• How to reduce component weight
• Why wall thickness increases cost
• What the optimum draft angle is for internal versus external surfaces
• The one critical factor frequently overlooked by designers

From the guide:

"Design for manufacture (DFM) is a core methodology that ensures your die-cast parts meet specification and require the fewest possible secondary operations. This is important when you consider that these operations can often represent as much as 80% of the component cost."

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