Automation and Quality Control

Automation and Quality Control
  • Dec 26, 2016
  • Hits: 17
Modern die casters use a number of sophisticated methods to automate the die casting process and provide continuous quality control. Automated systems can be used to lubricate dies, ladle metal into cold chamber machines and integrate other functions, such as quenching and trimming castings. Microprocessors obtain metal velocity, shot rod position, hydraulic pressure and other data that is used to adjust the die casting machine process, assuring consistent castings shot after shot. These process control systems also collect machine performance data for statistical analysis in quality control.
 

Next: The Main Differences between Lathe Aluminum and Die Casting Aluminum

Previous: Aluminum Alloy Die Casting Will be an Important Raw Material Source for Digital Products

Nickname*:
E-mail*:
Rate*:
Comments*:
About the author
Teresa
Teresa
With in-depth knowledge of metallurgy, material science, and manufacturing techniques, Teresa focuses on producing and optimizing high-quality metal components for industries such as automotive, aerospace, and transportation. Her work involves researching and documenting advancements in die-casting technology, and she contributes to academic journals, industry publications, technical manuals, and training materials to educate and inform professionals in the field.