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Aluminum die-casting bullet heads are an efficient and green manufacturing process. Its emergence has greatly improved the production efficiency and quality of bullet heads, while also reducing manufacturing costs. This article will introduce the relevant content of aluminum die-casting bullet heads from three aspects: the process flow, advantages, and applications of aluminum die-casting.

Process flow of aluminum die-casting bullet head

Aluminum die-casting is the process of melting aluminum alloy at high temperature and injecting it into a mold through die-casting process to form a blank. Unlike traditional sand casting, aluminum products using the aluminum die casting process can be quickly cooled, resulting in higher density and stronger strength.

The manufacturing process of aluminum die-casting bullet heads is as follows:

1. Raw material ratio: Mix aluminum, manganese, copper, magnesium and other metal materials in a certain proportion and add flux.

2. Melting aluminum material: Melt aluminum material in a furnace, control the melting degree and melting time, and wait for the aluminum material to dissolve to form liquid aluminum.

3. Injection mold: Pour the melted aluminum material into the mold, wait for the aluminum material to solidify, and then the finished product can be taken out.

4. Heat treatment: Heat the finished product to a certain temperature and control the time to achieve a suitable hardness without damaging other properties.

5. Surface treatment: Polish or grind the finished product to make its surface smooth and flawless.