Die-casting is a production process that obtains metal components by injecting molten alloy under high pressure into a mold.
Thanks to the characteristics of zamak, this technology allows the production of parts with complex geometries and fine details, while maintaining production efficiency and excellent aesthetic properties.
After the molds are built, the foundry department produces the components using hot-chamber die-casting machines, where the alloy is injected directly into the heat-resistant steel mold.
Effebiesse has 21 hot-chamber presses ranging from 80 to 500 tons, supported by anthropomorphic robots or specialized operators.
A computerized system constantly monitors production parameters, ensuring a controlled process and consistent results.
The components obtained then move on to the subsequent machining and surface finishing stages.
The process on the shop floor
