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We focus on producing top-notch aluminum and zinc die-castings, delivering precisely engineered components tailored to your requirements. Our offerings also include CNC machining and metal finishing, ensuring that each part meets the highest quality and performance standards.
Kenwalt Die Casting Company
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Frequently Asked Questions
We work with every type of industry, our specialty is producing excellent die casting parts regardless of the industry it is for.
We work with various industries, including Automotive, Aerospace, Gaming, Electronics, Medical, Consumer Goods, Industrial Equipment, and many more.
Die casting is primarily used for non-ferrous metals, such as aluminum, zinc, and magnesium. Certain alloys may be unsuitable for die casting due to their melting points or flow characteristics.
At Kenwalt Die Casting, we work with aluminum and zinc only.
Yes, die casting is highly suitable for large quantities. Here are some reasons why:
1. Automation Potential: The die casting process can be easily automated, further enhancing production efficiency and reducing labor costs.
2. High Production Rates: Die casting enables rapid production cycles, making it highly efficient for manufacturing large volumes of parts.
3. Consistency and Precision: The process produces parts with high dimensional accuracy and consistent quality, which is essential for mass production.
4. Cost-Effectiveness: Although the initial cost of creating the die can be high, the cost per unit decreases significantly as production volume increases, making it economical for large quantities.
5. Reduced Waste: Die casting minimizes material waste compared to other manufacturing methods, contributing to lower overall costs in mass production.
A really simplified version of the die casting process would be the following:
1. Design: Create part and die designs.
2. Prototype: Develop prototypes to test designs.
3. Die Manufacturing: Make the die from high-quality aluminum or zinc.
4. Setup: Install the die in the casting machine and apply a release agent.
5. Melting & Injection: Melt metal and inject it into the die under pressure.
6. Cooling & Ejection: Allow the metal to solidify, then eject the finished part.
7. Trimming & Cleaning: Trim excess material and clean the parts for the finishing touches.
8. Finishing: Powder coat, chrome plate or add any finishing touches the parts require.
9. Quality Control: Inspect and test parts for quality. Quality control is done in each step of the process. QC is one of the most important things in die casting.
10. Packaging & Delivery: Package parts for shipment to customers and manage the shipping process.
Kenwalt Die Casting’s Quality Management System (QMS) is ISO 9001:2015 certified, focusing on quality management systems to ensure consistent product quality and customer satisfaction.
We are also certified by NADCA (North American Die Casting Association). Being certified by NADCA means that a die-casting manufacturer meets specific industry standards and best practices in the die-casting process.
Finally, Kenwalt is ITAR certified. Overall, being ITAR certified signifies that a die caster can responsibly handle defence-related projects while adhering to U.S. laws and regulations.
Our Location
We are located at 8719 Bradley Ave, Sun Valley, CA 91352.
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Our comprehensive services cover every aspect of product development, from initial design to final production and delivery.