Step 1
Evaluate the part structure and confirm whether gravity casting is the best-fit route.
XINXIU Services
Gravity Die Casting Services
Gravity die casting for aluminum and zinc alloy parts with tooling, casting, machining, and finishing support for small- to medium-batch production.
Overview
XINXIU positions gravity die casting as a stable and cost-effective route for metal parts that benefit from lower tooling complexity than high-pressure die casting.
The service covers mold design through casting and post-processing, helping customers balance structural quality, batch flexibility, and manufacturing cost.
Key Capabilities
- One-stop OEM and ODM support from mold design through finishing-ready parts.
- Lower equipment and tooling cost than high-pressure die casting for suitable programs.
- Stable quality control backed by inspection equipment and process control.
- Well suited to automotive, lighting, home appliance, and industrial machinery components.
Process & Production
Step 2
Design and manufacture permanent molds for cost-efficient low- to mid-volume production.
Step 3
Control pouring, solidification, and trimming for stable casting quality.
Step 4
Add CNC finishing and inspection for production-ready delivery.
Material Support
Aluminum alloys for structural and lighting components
Zinc alloys for smaller precision castings
Non-ferrous metal programs optimized for economical tooling
Typical Applications
Automotive Components
Production support tailored to quality, delivery, and manufacturing requirements in this application area.
Lighting Fixtures
Production support tailored to quality, delivery, and manufacturing requirements in this application area.
Industrial Machinery Parts
Production support tailored to quality, delivery, and manufacturing requirements in this application area.
Communication Equipment Housings
Production support tailored to quality, delivery, and manufacturing requirements in this application area.
Frequently Asked Questions
When should gravity casting be used instead of high-pressure die casting?
Gravity casting is a strong option when tooling cost, medium batch size, and simpler equipment requirements matter more than extreme production speed.
Is gravity casting suitable for low- to medium-volume programs?
Yes. It is commonly chosen for small- to medium-batch production where stable quality and lower tooling investment are important.
Can you provide machining after gravity casting?
Yes. Gravity-cast parts can be finished with machining and downstream processing before shipment.
Start Your Next Manufacturing Project
Share your drawings, quantity, material, and finish requirements. Our engineering team will review the project and respond with a quotation and manufacturing feedback.