Magnesium alloy casting machining

How does the molding of magnesium alloy work?

The molding of cast magnesium alloy is slightly different from hot casting due to its flexibility. Like standard aluminum tools, casting tools are manufactured by CNC machining to create high temperature tools that can withstand the casting process. After milling, the tool is manually polished according to customer requirements, so that six standard surface finishes can be selected.

From there, the finished tool is loaded into an advanced casting machine dedicated to magnesium alloys, which is precisely processed to precisely control the injection volume to produce the most consistent magnesium alloy parts. At Greenbat Technology, magnesium alloy parts are manually removed from the mold because the injection needle will affect the quality of the parts. Magnesium alloy materials include standard silicones and specific grades to suit various parts applications and industries, such as military, medical and aerospace. Since magnesium alloy is a metal compound, its molded state is permanent. Once solidified, it cannot be melted again like a thermoplastic. After the run is complete, the parts (or initial sample run) are boxed and shipped shortly thereafter.