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High pressure die casting with various aluminum alloys

Foundry department ranks among the largest foundries in the region as we process 2000t of zinc alloys per year. High quality of casted components of zinc alloy grade ZAMAK 5 and ZAMAK 2. Technical precision assured with 18 high pressure die casting machines (Frech and IC) with locking force 40 to 200t.

ALUTIL MOP 417 is an non-pigmented dressing of petroleum, based on mineral oils. It is applicable for die-castings zinc and aluminum alloys.

We offer product design consultations, tool designing, mould manufacturing and mould maintenance and service.

EXO – COATING ZG 3V is an alcohol -based dressing. Its characteristic is a high refractoriness and a wide range of applications. Purpose of use: Aluminium and aluminum alloys, Steel castings, Nodular graphite cast irons, grey cast irons, other colored materials

LUNKERIT L 303G is an exothermic insulating covering powder for all kinds of steels, cast steels and gray cast irons. Used for continuous casting, conventional casting

Exothermic – insulating cups IZOLEX NZ are made of refractory, high insulation and high exothermic materials. IZOLEX NZ is intended as a covering for a more economical supplying of steel castings, malleable iron, cast iron with ball shaped graphite and gray cast iron with lamellar graphite.

AQUADUR M-15 is a water-based ceramic dressing in pasty form. Its characteristic is a high refractoriness. Approximate composition: about 60 % refractory filling (Al and Mg silicates, Fe oxide) about 6 % organic binder about 34 % water Purpose of use: Aluminium and aluminum alloys, Steel castings ,Nodular graphite cast irons, Grey cast irons, Other colored materials

SEGMENTAL THERMO INSULATION CHAINS – FINISHES FOR FOUNDRY SUPPLIERS AND HEADS AT CLASSIC CASTINGS OF STEEL INGOTS. Used in Conventional casting

Purpose of use: Steel castings Nodular graphite cast irons Grey cast irons

KARBOSIL is a product for addition of Si and C in the molten iron. It is used in the production of synthetic iron, which required lower values of sulfur and nitrogen.