Once your tooling has been approved, the typical lead time for die-cast components is approximately 2 to 4 weeks. Factors influencing this timeframe include material selection, complexity, and the specific post-processing operations required. Standard aluminum alloys such as A380, ADC12, or zinc alloys like Zamak 3 usually enable faster turnarounds.
The delivery timeline can vary based on the following factors:
Material Type: Zinc alloys typically have shorter cycle times compared to copper alloys such as Brass 360.
Part Complexity: Intricate geometries or thin-walled structures may add additional machining or finishing steps like CNC machining or surface treatments.
Post-Processing Requirements: Treatments such as anodizing, powder coating, or detailed assembly procedures extend the overall lead time.
For projects demanding faster turnaround, Neway offers expedited manufacturing through our specialized rapid prototyping and low-volume manufacturing services. Through these optimized workflows, delivery times can be reduced significantly, often within 7 to 14 days after tooling approval.
At Neway, customers frequently require additional solutions beyond basic casting:
Rapid Prototyping: Quickly validate your designs with our efficient Rapid Prototyping service, ensuring timely design verification before mass production.
Tool and Die Creation: Our comprehensive Tool and Die Making service provides precise tooling optimized for high-quality and repeatable results.
Surface Treatment and Finishing: Achieve excellent aesthetics and durability through post-processing options like powder coating, anodizing, and precision post-machining.
Neway ensures efficient delivery of high-quality die-cast components tailored precisely to your project's specifications.