Yes, die cast furniture hardware made from alloys like Zamak 3, Zamak 5, and Brass 380 can achieve luxury-grade aesthetics while maintaining structural integrity. These materials offer exceptional castability and fine detail reproduction, enabling the creation of intricate designs and seamless surfaces—key characteristics of premium furniture hardware.
Zamak and brass alloys enable high-fidelity casting, producing fine details, sharp edges, and smooth surfaces essential for decorative finishes. With precision tooling and controlled solidification, surface Ra values can reach 0.8–1.2 µm before finishing, providing an ideal foundation for high-end surface treatments.
To meet luxury-grade standards, several post-processing treatments are applied:
Electroplating in chrome, satin nickel, gold, or antique brass provides a metallic sheen and high wear resistance. Coatings meet ASTM B456 and ISO 4525 standards for decorative and functional quality.
Polishing enhances visual appeal with a mirror-like finish and is often used before electroplating. Tumbling removes burrs and ensures uniform surface smoothness across complex geometries.
Painting and powder coating allow for matte, metallic, or textured finishes. These options offer both aesthetic customization and durability for daily-use components.
Die cast tools can incorporate leather grain, wood texture, or brushed metal effects directly into the mold, ensuring tactile and visual appeal without post-machining.
Die cast hardware with luxury finishes is widely used in:
Premium cabinetry handles and knobs
Decorative hinges and drawer slides
Designer furniture legs and support brackets
Neway Die Casting offers complete end-to-end support for luxury furniture hardware:
Zinc and Brass Die Casting: High-precision casting for ornamental and structural components.
Custom Finishing Services: Tailored surface treatments to match premium brand aesthetics.
Tool and Die Creation: Precision molds for detailed textures and high visual fidelity.