Magnesium alloy casting

Magnesium is more expensive than aluminum and zinc. Therefore, it is not the best option for a production solution that is economical. Aluminum is about 35% heavier than magnesium. Therefore, it is primarily employed by automakers to reduce overall vehicle weight.

Magnesium is less stable, softer, and more prone to bending than aluminum when put under stress. It is also more expensive than aluminum, making it less desirable. In addition, magnesium has a melting point that is higher than that of zinc, which may increase the cost of casting.

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A type of magnesium alloy that is appropriate for casting parts is magnesium alloy die casting, which is based on magnesium and alloying elements. Cast magnesium alloy and wrought magnesium alloy are two different types of magnesium alloy based on the forming technique. They are very dissimilar in terms of composition, microstructure, and characteristics. Cast magnesium alloy is mostly utilized for electrical, mechanical, and vehicle parts. The main uses for wrought magnesium alloy are thin plates, extrusion parts, forgings, etc.

The life of the die can be greatly extended when compared to die casting of aluminum. This is due to the heat transmission properties of magnesium and its decreased affinity for iron, which leads to negligible soldering and less erosion.