The production of furniture spare parts using aluminum and zamak alloys typically involves a comprehensive die-casting process followed by precision machining and surface finishing.

1. Production Process

KYLT die casting factory utilizes both hot chamber (typically for zinc/zamak) and cold chamber (typically for aluminum) die-casting machines to produce complex components. The manufacturing workflow often includes:

Die Casting: Forming the raw shape using high-pressure injection.

Precision Machining: Using CNC machining centers, lathes, and milling machines to achieve the tight tolerances required for furniture assembly.

Secondary Processing: Operations such as trimming, drilling, and tapping.

Surface Treatment: Processes like shot blasting, sandblasting, polishing, and tumbling (vibratory finishing) to prepare the parts for coating or assembly.

Applicable to furniture hardware, such as legs, brackets, and structural connectors

2. Equipment Capabilities

Facilities capable of this manufacturing typically possess:

Die Casting Machines: Ranging from 50T to 800T and larger.

Machining Equipment: Machining centers, Driller, Tapper, Lather