Many modern products, such as metal enclosures, faucet parts, pistons, knobs, filter housings, and microwave components, are created with die casting processes. Though die casting is typically selected for high-volume production, due to the fact that the cost of creating dies for individual parts is relatively high, A&B Die Casting is one of the few companies that has reinvented this process to provide cost-effective solutions for small to medium production runs.

Die castings are produced by injecting molten alloys into custom-made reusable steel cavities known as dies. Most dies are made with hardened tool steel machined into the net or near net shape die cast parts. The alloy solidifies within the die to produce the desired component allowing for superior accuracy and repeatability. Some of the most popular die cast alloys are  Aluminum, Zinc, Magnesium, Brass, and Copper. The strength of these materials creates a finished product with the rigidity and feel of metal and the high performance of expensive plastic and advanced composites. Fine details such as textured surfaces, names, or logos are easily produced without costly post-processing.

With constant technological advances, A&B Die Casting continually creates new options for production designers. Die casting can be produced in nearly every conceivable size and shape, from the smallest electronic component weighing less than one gram and requiring the most precise dimensions to the largest automotive parts that demand the toughest durability. We offer an exciting array of recyclable aluminum and zinc material options and high-quality surface finishes and treatments, such as paint, plating, and powder coating for functionality and decorative appeal. Die casting processes offer the freedom to design complex configurations with the assurance that components will maintain their integrity through disassembly, repair, re-manufacture, and re-assembly.