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Die casting Tooling and Inserts. Die cast tooling are called insert die or die casting molds, or casting dies. They are available in several sizes, values and styles. Costs of die cast tooling vary. Trim dies cost about a few hundred dollars. Cavity inserts cost a few thousand dollars, while the large part complete die cast tool package cost about several thousand dollars or more. The least expensive form of die cast tooling is the die casting tooling inserts. These high pressure inserts are only sufficient steel to manufacture the cavities and a little more steel to accommodate the fluctuation of molten metal temperature. In order to extend the tooling life of these inserts, heat treating to the proper hardness is required. Too hard cavity inserts will result to failure from the high temperature of the molten metal. This will crack the steel. On the other hand, too soft cavity inserts will result to quick damage and wear due to extension of the molten metal injecting under force.

When a die casting tool maker has no sufficient knowledge or experience, or does not follow the American Die Casting Standards, there is a risk that he will not use enough steel in the die cast insert. This will result to a lesser potential life of the inserts.

The Prototype Die Casting Tooling Inserts has similar information as the die casting tooling insert. The only difference is the die casting tooling is of lower grade steel and not heat treated. This type of insert is less costly than a hardened cavity insert. Also, it can be produced in a shorter time. This tool, however, is damaged more easily. It cannot be altered or modified easily.

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Four general roles of die casting tooling and four general types of dies. Your die cast tooling has four general roles in any production process. The first role of the tooling or the die is to hold the molten metal that is fired into it and allow the molten metal to take shape. It will also provide a means for this metal to get into its rightful place where it can stay and assume the shape for which the future product is designed. The die casting die or tooling will also effectively remove the heat from the injected molten metal and for that metal to solidify over time. And finally it is expected that the dies will allow for the removal of the casting.

If there are four general roles that can be performed by the dies, there are also four general forms of dies that can be used in any industrial applications. The first type of die casting tooling is the single cavity, the one that can produce one component. The second form of tooling is the multiple-cavity that can produce a number of identical parts. This form of tooling is often used for many industrial applications like in auto industry in the manufacture of many identical auto parts at one time. The third type of the tooling used is called the unit die and this type of die has the capability to produce many different parts at one time. And lastly, the fourth type of die for use in industrial applications is the combination die that can manufacture many parts for the assembly.

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