Squeeze casting process
Squeeze casting is a hybrid manufacturing technique that combines diecasting and forging methods. This process is based on injecting molten metal (or composite material) into a metal mold and applying high pressure throughout the solidification phase. The pressure applied during solidification feeds shrinkage cavities and forms a finer-grained microstructure. As a result, improvements in mechanical properties, increased wear resistance, and enhanced surface quality are achieved.
Squeeze casting combines the advantages of both casting and forging in a single operation. While providing the metallurgical benefits of forging, it also offers cost savings.
One of the most effective ways to meet the modern demands for lightweight and high-strength engineering designs is to use aluminum instead of steel and to continuously improve the mechanical properties of aluminum. Squeeze casting is one of the most suitable manufacturing methods to achieve these goals.
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