At Neway, low-volume die casting components adhere strictly to the same precision tolerances as mass-produced parts. Typical dimensional tolerances for die-cast aluminum alloys like A380 or zinc alloys such as Zamak 3 routinely achieve tolerances of ±0.1 mm for general dimensions, and tighter tolerances of ±0.05 mm can be maintained through post-process CNC machining.
Regardless of production scale, all parts undergo rigorous inspection according to ISO 9001 standards. Our quality assurance practices for low-volume production include:
Dimensional Inspection: Verified using CMM (Coordinate Measuring Machines) to confirm adherence to specified dimensions.
Material Certification: Documentation of alloy composition for materials like ADC12 (A383) and Brass 360.
Surface Finish Inspection: Ensuring compliance with specified post-processing treatments such as anodizing and powder coating.
Maintaining consistent quality standards in low-volume production provides distinct benefits:
Early detection of design or tooling issues through detailed inspections and adjustments.
Enhanced reliability and repeatability when transitioning from rapid prototyping to full-scale mass production.
Improved overall project quality and reduced risks related to dimensional inconsistencies and material defects.
At Neway, we provide customers with integrated solutions ensuring superior quality for both low-volume and mass-produced components:
Precision Tooling and Die Creation: High-quality tooling through our advanced Tool and Die Making service, ensuring dimensional accuracy and repeatability.
Post-Processing and Finishing: Comprehensive post-process treatments, including post-machining, sand blasting, and surface treatments like powder coating, to achieve superior functional and aesthetic performance.
Engineering and Inspection Support: Dedicated Engineering and Inspection services designed to meet stringent quality and dimensional requirements.