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What are the benefits of aluminum alloy heat dissipation?

The heat dissipation and good appearance of aluminum alloy have surpassed the current plastic materials, and the weight brought by its own weight cannot be replaced by plastic. 7-swords believes that aluminum alloy has the following six advantages   1. The difference in material: Die-casting aluminum alloys generally use ADC12 or ALsi9cu3. Secondary aluminum alloys generally use 6063 or 6061. 2. The difference in appearance: Die-casting aluminum is equivalent to the injection molding process of plastics and can be made into any shape. The shells on street lamps are generally made of die-casting aluminum. The shape of the equal cross-section used by the second-car aluminum has little change, such as the heat sink of the bulb lamp, and the aluminum profile of the door and window.   3. Thermal conductivity: The general conductivity of die-casting aluminum is about 80-90W/M.K, while the thermal conductivity of automotive aluminum is about 180-190W/M.K. 4. Cost: The cost of die-casting parts and car aluminum is relative, and they are all calculated according to weight and machining. Calculate costs based on real-time material prices and labor. Relatively speaking, the cost of die-casting aluminum is higher, but the specific situation should be analyzed in detail.   5. Production efficiency: The production efficiency of injection molding must be higher. Mass production generally produces more than 1,000 pieces a day, the size is stable, and the shrinkage rate is 0.5%. Car aluminum machining has more ingredients, as the name implies, it is car aluminum. The efficiency is naturally lower.   6. Application: Die-casting aluminum is generally widely used in automobiles, street lamps, and the current mobile phone industry. Automotive aluminum is widely used in downlights, ceiling lights, doors and windows, etc.

2023

05/10

7 points for maintenance and maintenance of aluminum profiles

What is the maintenance and maintenance work of aluminum profiles? The following South Aluminum manufacturers will give you a brief introduction. Good results can be achieved by doing the following seven things:   1. Soft cloths and towels are suitable for scrubbing. It is strictly forbidden to use corundum powder, sandpaper, wire brushes or other abrasives to scrub the aluminum surface. 2. It is strictly forbidden to loosely load the aluminum alloy profiles during shipment, causing bruises.   3. When the surface of the aluminum profile is corroded and polluted, it should be cleaned in time. The scale can be stained with alcohol or scented glue with a soft cloth (first use alcohol to scrub, if not, then consider using scented glue) to scrub, and then wash it with water . 4. It should be cleaned with warm water containing lubricants or neutral detergents, and acidic or alkaline detergents are not allowed.   5. Soft cloths and towels are suitable for scrubbing. It is strictly forbidden to use corundum powder, sandpaper, wire brushes or other friction objects to scrub the surface of aluminum profiles.   6. For aluminum alloy profiles after cleaning, it is best to use high-quality topcoat protective wax to polish the anodized film, or evenly spray a layer of acrylic resin-based varnish.   7. According to the environmental conditions of use, aluminum alloy profiles should be cleaned of pollutants regularly to maintain brightness.

2023

05/10

The difference between machined aluminum and die-cast aluminum

1. The difference in material: Die-casting aluminum alloys generally use ADC12 or ALsi9cu3. Secondary aluminum alloys generally use 6063 or 6061. 2. The difference in appearance: Die-casting aluminum is equivalent to the plastic injection molding process, which can produce any shape. The outer shell of the street lamp is generally made of die-casting aluminum. The shape of the equal cross-section used by the second-car aluminum has little change, such as the heat sink of the bulb lamp, and the aluminum profile of the door and window. 3. Thermal conductivity: The general conductivity of die-casting aluminum is about 80-90W/M.K, while the thermal conductivity of car aluminum is about 180-190W/M.K. 4. Cost: The cost of die-casting parts and car aluminum is relative, and they are all calculated by weight and machining. Calculate costs based on real-time material prices and labor. Relatively speaking, the cost of die-casting aluminum is higher, but the specific situation should be analyzed in detail.   5. Production efficiency: The production efficiency of injection molding must be higher. Mass production generally produces more than 1,000 pieces a day, and the size is stable, and the shrinkage rate is 0.5%. Car aluminum machining has more ingredients, as the name implies, it is car aluminum. The efficiency is naturally lower.   6. Application: Die-casting aluminum is generally widely used in automobiles, street lamps and the current mobile phone industry. Car aluminum is widely used in downlights, ceiling lights, doors and windows, etc.

2023

05/10

How much precision can various machining processes achieve?

1. Turning The workpiece rotates, and the turning tool moves in a straight line or a curved line in the plane. Turning is generally carried out on a lathe to process the inner and outer cylindrical surfaces, end surfaces, conical surfaces, forming surfaces and threads of the workpiece. The turning precision is generally IT8-IT7 and the surface roughness is 1.6-0.8μm. 1) Rough turning strives to use large cutting depth and large feed rate to improve turning efficiency without reducing the cutting speed, but the machining accuracy can only reach IT11, and the surface roughness is Rα20-10μm. 2) Semi-finishing and finishing turnings use high-speed and small feed rate and cutting depth as much as possible, the machining accuracy can reach IT10-IT7, and the surface roughness is Rα10-0.16μm. 3) Using finely repaired diamond turning tools on high-precision lathes for high-speed fine-tuning of non-ferrous metal parts, the machining accuracy can reach IT7-IT5, and the surface roughness is Rα0.04-0.01μm. This kind of turning is called "mirror turning" ". 2. Milling Milling is a high-efficiency machining method that uses a rotating multi-blade tool to cut a workpiece. It is suitable for processing planes, grooves, various forming surfaces (such as splines, gears and threads) and special surfaces of molds, etc. According to the same or opposite direction of the main movement speed and the feed direction of the workpiece during milling, it can be divided into down milling and up milling. The machining accuracy of milling can generally reach IT8-IT7, and the surface roughness is 6.3-1.6μm. 1) Machining accuracy IT11-IT13 during rough milling, surface roughness 5-20μm. 2) The machining accuracy of semi-finish milling is IT8-IT11, and the surface roughness is 2.5-10μm. 3) The machining accuracy of fine milling is IT16-IT8, and the surface roughness is 0.63-5μm. 3. Planing Planing processing is a cutting processing method in which a planer is used to make a horizontal relative linear reciprocating motion on the workpiece, and is mainly used for the shape processing of parts. The planning precision can generally reach IT9-IT7, and the surface roughness is Ra6.3-1.6μm. 1) The machining accuracy of rough planing can reach IT12-IT11, and the surface roughness is 25-12.5μm. 2) The machining accuracy of semi-finish planing can reach IT10-IT9, and the surface roughness is 6.2-3.2μm. 3) The machining accuracy of fine planing can reach IT8-IT7, and the surface roughness is 3.2-1.6μm. 4. Grinding Grinding refers to the processing method of using abrasives and abrasive tools to remove excess material on the workpiece. It belongs to finishing and is widely used in the machinery manufacturing industry. Grinding is usually used for semi-finishing and finishing, the accuracy can reach IT8-IT5 or even higher, and the surface roughness is generally 1.25-0.16μm. 1) The surface roughness of precision grinding is 0.16-0.04μm. 2) The surface roughness of ultra-precision grinding is 0.04-0.01μm. 3) The surface roughness of mirror grinding can reach below 0.01μm. 5. Drilling Drilling is a basic method of hole processing. Drilling is often performed on drilling machines and lathes, and can also be performed on boring machines or milling machines. The machining accuracy of drilling is low, generally only up to IT10, and the surface roughness is generally 12.5-6.3 μm. After drilling, reaming and reaming are often used for semi-finishing and finishing. 6. Boring Boring is an internal diameter cutting process in which a tool is used to enlarge a hole or other circular profile. Applications generally range from semi-roughing to finishing. The tool used is usually a single-edged boring tool (called a boring bar). 1) The boring accuracy of steel materials can generally reach IT9-IT7, and the surface roughness is 2.5-0.16μm. 2) The machining accuracy of precision boring can reach IT7-IT6, and the surface roughness is 0.63-0.08μm. Note: Machining accuracy is mainly used to characterize the fineness of the produced product, and it is a term for evaluating the geometric parameters of the machined surface. The standard for measuring the machining accuracy is the tolerance level. There are 20 tolerance levels from IT01, IT0, IT1, IT2, IT3 to IT18. Among them, IT01 indicates the highest machining accuracy of the part, and IT18 indicates the lowest machining accuracy of the part. Generally, factories and mines Machinery belongs to the IT7 level, and general agricultural machinery belongs to the IT8 level. According to the different functions of the product parts, the processing precision that needs to be achieved is different, and the selected processing form and processing technology are also different.

2023

05/09

Can the 3D printing industry surpass the mold industry?

3D printing (3DP) is a rapid prototyping technology. It works basically the same as ordinary printers, but the printing materials are somewhat different. The printing materials of ordinary printers are ink and paper, while 3D printers are filled with metals, ceramics, plastics, sand, etc. The "printing materials" are real raw materials. After the printer is connected to the computer, the "printing materials" can be superimposed layer by layer through computer control. It builds a print by printing layer by layer based on a digital model file. Finally turn the blueprint on the computer into a real thing. So what is the relationship between 3D printing and the mold industry? As you can imagine, if some tools and models in the mold industry can be realized through 3D printing technology, then both in terms of manpower and material resources, we can reduce our consumption a lot. Moreover, the products printed by 3D printing technology are also guaranteed in terms of hardness and quality. Whether it's screws, molds, small tools, or even some specific hardware tools, they can all be printed. It seems that the 3D printing industry may indeed have a strong impact on the mold industry. It can be combined with mold technology to produce a variety of mold products, which may be a huge leap for the mold industry. Every new design innovation and improvement may bring new influences to different industries. We should not be limited to a fixed way of thinking but should carry out the subsequent work with an innovative spirit.

2023

05/09