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The "AC4CH-T6" is a casting method that uses molds made of cast iron or heat-resistant alloy steel. Unlike the die casting method, which injects aluminum molten metal at high pressure and speed, this method is called gravity casting because it relies solely on the gravity of the molten metal for casting. Additionally, by using shell cores, it is possible to integrate products, which can lead to cost reductions through a decrease in the number of parts and assembly work hours. 【Mold Cast Product】 ■Material: AC4CH-T6 ■Weight: 2.9kg ■Casting Machine Used: Horizontal Split Casting Machine ■Linear Expansion Coefficient: 21.5×10^-6/K ■Specific Gravity: 2.7 ■Yield Strength: 157N/mm² *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Applications】 ■Machine tools ■Construction machinery ■Agricultural machinery *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Our company, while originating from sand casting, is also an enterprise with extensive experience in mold gravity casting and die casting methods. With the knowledge and experience we have cultivated so far, we propose aluminum conversion and suitable methods from other materials. We aim to create a workplace and workforce that can clearly communicate the advantages of each method to our customers. Additionally, we will continue to strengthen the manufacturing of aluminum castings and work on research and development of new materials centered around aluminum, which has excellent recyclability, as well as the introduction of surrounding technologies.
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