3. there is no need to quench the die core of the die-casting mold, because the temperature in the mold cavity is relatively high during die-casting, which is equivalent to a quench, while the injection mold needs to be quenched.
4. the mold cavity of the die-casting die shall be nitrided to prevent alloy mucous membrane cavity.
5. generally, the corrosion of die-casting die is relatively large, and the outer surface is generally subject to bluing treatment.
6. injection molds generally rely on thimbles, and the split type can exhaust. The die-casting molds must be provided with exhaust slots and slag collecting bags.
7. the requirements for split type matching of die-casting mold are higher. The alloy fluidity is much better than that of plastic. It will be very dangerous for high temperature and high pressure flowing materials to fly out of the split type.
8. compared with the injection mold, the fitting clearance of the movable distribution part of the die-casting mold is larger, because the high temperature of the die-casting process will cause thermal expansion. If the clearance is too small, the mold will be stuck.