Aluminum Alloy Casting
Vast specializes in aluminum alloy casting and precision machining, delivering components that combine lightweight performance with excellent strength and corrosion resistance. Our aluminum alloy castings are widely used in the automotive, aerospace, construction machinery, and industrial equipment sectors, where weight reduction, durability, and precision are critical.
With advanced investment casting processes and CNC machining capabilities, we ensure high dimensional accuracy, consistent quality, and customized solutions tailored to diverse industry requirements.
- Precision Investment Casting
- Flexible Weight Range: from 0.02 kg up to 120 kg.
- Custom Solutions: meet the requirements of diverse industries
What is Aluminum Alloy Casting？
Aluminum casting is a process method to melt aluminum, pour it into a mold, and form the required shape of aluminum parts by cooling. The aluminum used for casting is called casting aluminum alloy.
It is a process method in which pure aluminum or aluminum alloy ingots are prepared according to the standard composition ratio, then turned into aluminum alloy liquid or a molten state by artificial heating, and then poured into the cavity by a professional mold or corresponding process and formed into the required shape of aluminum parts by cooling.
Advantages of Aluminum Alloy Casting
Lightweight with High Strength
Aluminum alloy castings offer an excellent strength-to-weight ratio, making them ideal for applications where reducing weight without compromising strength is critical, such as automotive and aerospace.
Corrosion & Oxidation Resistance
With natural oxide layers and alloying elements, aluminum castings provide outstanding resistance to rust, oxidation, and environmental exposure, extending component life in demanding conditions.
Excellent Thermal & Electrical Conductivity
Aluminum alloys deliver superior heat dissipation and electrical conductivity, making them well-suited for applications in energy, electronics, and automotive cooling systems.
Versatility in Applications
Aluminum alloy castings can be tailored for a wide range of industries — from automotive, aerospace, and construction to electronics and industrial equipment — providing both design flexibility and cost efficiency.
Aluminum Alloy Casting Material Table
Alloy Grades | Alloy code | Major elements (mass fraction) (%) | ||||||
Si | Cu | Mg | Zn | Mn | Ti | Al | ||
ZAlSi7Mg | ZL101 | 6.5~7.5 | 0.25~0.45 | Residuals | ||||
ZAlSi7MgA | ZL101A | 6.5~7.5 | 0.25~0.45 | 0.08~0.20 | Residuals | |||
ZAlSi12 | ZL102 | 10.0~13.0 |
| Residuals | ||||
ZAlSi9Mg | ZL104 | 8.0~10.5 | 0.17~0.35 | 0.2~0.5 | Residuals | |||
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We offer a wide range of finishing and machining options, including CNC machining, anodizing, powder coating, polishing, and heat treatment. These processes enhance surface quality, durability, and overall performance of the final component.
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