The ability to produce consistent, high-precision parts at scale is critical for high-volume manufacturing. Large-scale die casting and CNC machining offer the ideal combination of speed, dimensional accuracy, and cost-efficiency for mass production of complex metal components. At Neway, we specialize in end-to-end die casting and CNC machining solutions tailored for industries requiring tens of thousands to millions of parts annually, with built-in quality assurance and scalable logistics.
Die casting is one of the most efficient processes for producing high volumes of complex metal parts with excellent surface finish and minimal post-processing.
Benefit | Description |
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High Repeatability | Dimensional tolerances of ±0.10 mm or better for consistent parts |
Fast Cycle Times | Up to 4–6 shots per minute depending on mold and part complexity |
Material Efficiency | Minimal scrap and near-net-shape parts reduce raw material waste |
Surface Quality | As-cast surface finish down to Ra 3.2 µm, minimizing secondary processing |
High-Volume Capability | Optimized for batch sizes from 10,000 to over 1,000,000 units annually |
Neway supports a full range of casting materials engineered for specific performance requirements:
A380: The industry standard for its strength-to-weight ratio and fluidity
A360: Offers superior corrosion resistance and ductility
AC4C: Excellent for thermal applications with conductivity up to 120 W/m·K
Zamak 3: Best for tight tolerances and dimensional stability
Zamak 5: Offers better mechanical strength
ZA-8: Ideal for precision gears and small castings
Brass 360 and C18200 copper: Used in electrical, plumbing, and heat transfer components for their excellent conductivity and corrosion resistance
While die casting provides the base geometry, CNC machining is essential for achieving critical tolerances, surface finishes, and custom features.
Tolerance control up to ±0.005 mm
Surface finishes down to Ra 0.8 µm
Multi-axis machining for complex features
Batch-compatible automation for 24/7 operation
Neway operates CNC lines dedicated to high-throughput machining of die cast parts, with integrated post-machining and in-line metrology systems.
Efficient mass production begins with robust tooling and automation:
H13 and S7 steel tooling for mold life exceeding 500,000 cycles
Multi-cavity dies for simultaneous part production
Automated loading/unloading systems for CNC machining lines
Robotic deburring and part handling for consistent post-processing
Integrated CMM inspection for real-time dimensional validation
These systems ensure consistent part quality and production throughput across high-volume programs.
Automotive: Transmission housings, brackets, and engine components
Consumer Electronics: Enclosures, heat sinks, and internal structures
Appliances: Structural frames, motor covers, and panel hardware
Telecom & Energy: Electrical connectors, RF shielding casings, and heat dissipation components
A telecommunications OEM required 250,000 die-cast heat sink housings annually. We designed a four-cavity tool using A380 aluminum, integrated CNC finish machining, and applied tumbling and black anodizing. The customer received weekly shipments with 100% CMM-inspected batches, supporting uninterrupted assembly operations across multiple sites.
Neway maintains strict process controls and documentation for mass production orders:
SPC and PPAP documentation for automotive and aerospace compliance
Full traceability from raw material to finished component
On-site QA team for dimensional inspection, pressure testing, and finish checks
Inventory programs including JIT delivery and consignment for global customers
Large-scale die casting and CNC machining are the backbone of modern mass production. With the right tools, automation, and engineering expertise, manufacturers can produce complex, high-performance parts at scale without sacrificing speed or quality.
At Neway, we deliver world-class mass production services for die cast and machined parts—on time, on spec, and on budget.
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