Among the numerous processing techniques, CNC machining and die casting stand out, each with its unique characteristics and advantages. This article compares CNC machining and die casting to better illustrate the differences between the two technologies.
Can CNC Machining Replace Die Casting?
CNC machining, or Computer Numerical Control machining, is a technology that utilizes computer programs to control machine movements, achieving high precision and efficiency in part processing. Compared to die casting, CNC machining offers greater flexibility and accuracy. It is suitable for processing a variety of materials, including aluminum alloy, magnesium alloy, titanium alloy, and more, capable of completing tasks such as cutting, drilling, and milling.
Is Die Casting Solely for Mass Production?
Die casting, a metal casting process, involves applying high pressure to molten metal within a mold cavity to form the desired part shape. Die casting is particularly suited for mass production and can produce complex three-dimensional shapes with high yields. However, die casting requires the use of molds and has a significant upfront investment, making it more suitable for large-scale production runs.
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