Web in Ar Zinc Innovations

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INTERZINC

• Market Development Organization

• Promote zinc alloy castings

• Zinc is the fourth most commonly

used metal in the world

• Zinc has unique properties that are

ideal for numerous applications

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Members

Zinc Producer

– Teck, Xstrata Zinc

Alloyer

– Eastern Alloys, Midland Industries,

Ritchey Metals

Associate

– IZA, Dynacast, Lakeside Casting

Solutions

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Program

Overview all aspects of zinc alloy diecasting

• Alloys & Specifications,

• Casting Processes,

• Physical and Mechanical properties,

• Surface Finishing,

• Design

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Power Seat Adjuster Gear Box – Zamak 3

8 Gear Shift Lever Bracket – ZA8

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Card Guide Ejector - Zamak 3

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Physical Properties

• Melting Temperature

• Density

• Thermal Conductivity

• Electrical Conductivity

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Front Plate

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Switch, Pogo Block, and Base – Zamak 3

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n #

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Zn

#5

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ZA

-12

ZA

-27

A3

80 A

l

AZ

-91D

Mg

C9

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Cu

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cti

le Iro

n

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PP

Ny

lon

66/6

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0%

Gla

ss

(g/c

m3)

Density (g/cm3)

Zinc Alloys Other Metals Plastics

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Zn

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Thermal Conductivity (W/m°K @ 20 °C)

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)

Electrical Conductivity (%IACS @ 20 °C)

Zinc Alloys Other Metals Plastics

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Mechanical Properties

• Tensile Strength

• Yield Strength

• Young’s Modulus

• Impact Strength

• Elongation

• Hardness

• Fatigue Strength

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n #

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Zn

#5

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(MP

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Ultimate Tensile Strength (MPa)

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Impact Strength (J)

Zinc Alloys Other Metals Plastics

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Add xelerator

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Bearing and Wear

Resistance

• Lower wear rate than C93200 Bronze

• Lower friction co-efficient than

C93200 Bronze

• 25% - 45% lighter than copper alloys

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Bearings – ZA12

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Surface Finishing

• Corrosion of Zinc

• Surface Finishing

Options

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Zinc Corrosion Rate

• The frequency and duration of

moisture contact

• The amount of acid or alkali in

atmosphere

• Retention or removal of corrosive

deposits

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Acid Alkaline

pH 7 is neutral

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Zinc castings

can accept a

wide range of

surface finishes

• Metal Plate

• Paint

• Conversion

coatings

Coatings

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Coating Systems Aesthetic: decorative finishes

• Gold, Silver, Brass, Chrome, Nickel

• stainless steel, leather, wood grain

Protection: corrosion resistance

• For aggressive environments, such as marine and industrial sites

Performance: engineering properties

• Increased wear resistance and electric conductivities

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Example: Spray Painted car door side

panel and Dip Coated door handle

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Die Casting Design • Transformation of geometry to get:

– Improved product performance

– Die castable design

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Draft

• Tapered walls for

removal from die

• Internal walls more

critical

• Zinc provides

lowest draft angle

• Zero draft possible

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Ribbing

Ribs reduce mass,

improve metal flow

and add strength.

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Fillets

• Remove sharp corners and edges

• Fillet even the smallest features

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Consolidation

• Reduce number of parts

• Reduce types of materials

• Reduce Manufacturing

steps

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PRNDL Tube

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PRNDL Tube – ZA8

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Connecting Rod / Piston ZA12

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Antenna Amp Housing • Electrical Conductivity: RF

shielding

• Excellent Fluidity: Thin

walls / fins

• Low Heat Content: Long

Die Life

• Corrosion Resistance:

Outside environment

• High Strength: For rough

handling / protection

• Accuracy: Eliminated

gaskets retaining weather

tightness – and no RF

Leakage

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Casting Zinc

• Excellent casting versatility

• Select most economical process

based on:

– Production volumes

– Casting requirements

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Casting Processes

• Pressure Die

• Permanent mould

• Graphite Permanent mould

• Sand

• Shell

• Plaster

• Other

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Process Selection

PRESSURE DIE CASTING

PERMANENT MOLD CASTING

SAND CASTING

PIECE PRICE

INCREASING

INCREASING

TOOLING COST

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Pressure Die Casting

• Net-shape process

• Hardened Steel Tooling

• Medium to High Volume

• Production rates from 200 to

1000 shots per hour

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Stabilizer Link Rod

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Computer Card support

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Plaster board insert

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Miniature

Die

Casting

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Alloy Composition

ELEMENT ZAMAK ALLOYS ZA ALLOYS

No.2 No.3 No.5 No.7 ZA-8 ZA-12 ZA-27

Aluminum 4 4 4 4 8 11 27

Magnesium 0.04 0.04 0.05 0.015 0.02 0.02 0.015

Copper 3 - 1 - 1 0.85 2.25

Nickel - - - 0.013 - - -

Hot Chamber

Pressure Die Casting

Hot

Cold Chamber Note: Values

in weight % Chamber

Gravity Casting

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Specifications

Specifying Specification

Country Organization Ingots Castings

International

U.S.A.

ISO

ASTM

301

B 240

15201

B 86

Canada CSA HZ.3 HZ.11

Japan JIS H 2201 H 5301

U.K. CEN EN 1776

Australia SAS AS 1881

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Zamak 3 Alloy

Element

Composition (wt%)

Alloy Ingot Die Casting

(ASTM B240) (ASTM B86)

Aluminum 3.9-4.3 3.5-4.3

Magnesium 0.025-0.05 0.020-0.05

Copper (max) 0.10 0.25

Iron (max) 0.075 0.100

Lead (max) 0.004 0.005

Cadmium (max) 0.003 0.004

Tin (max) 0.002 0.003

Zinc (99.99%) Balance Balance

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On-Line Resources

• interzinc.com

• zinc-diecasting.info

• diecastingdesign.org

• zinc.org