Aluminum Die Casting
Repeatable production of complex aluminum components, followed by machining and finishing to your drawing.
Explore Aluminum Die CastingALUMINUM DIE CASTING & SQUEEZE CASTING
High-strength castings. Engineered for your application.
Aluminum die casting, squeeze casting and CNC machining — from tooling to finished parts.
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Tooling experience
since 1995
since 1995
In-house tooling &
machining
machining
Quality & traceability
OUR CAPABILITIES
The right process. A better part.
Different applications demand different solutions. We combine process expertise, tooling know-how and machining capability for your aluminum components.
Squeeze Casting
A process to consider when density, mechanical properties and pressure-tight performance matter.
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CNC Machining
Precision machining of critical surfaces, bores and threads for assembly-ready cast components.
Explore CNC MachiningKnow the capability. Define the requirement.
160–1,100tonnes
Published die casting machine range
300–1,100tonnes
Published squeeze casting machine range
Tool to partconnected processes
Tooling, casting, machining and finishing
Machine range is a starting point. Part geometry, alloy and acceptance criteria determine the manufacturing route. Review the equipment overview and material selection requirements.
SQUEEZE CASTINGWhen strength matters,
When strength matters,
consider squeeze casting.
Combine casting design flexibility with controlled solidification under pressure. Explore a manufacturing route for structurally demanding aluminum components.
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QUALITY, MADE VISIBLEConfidence starts
Confidence starts
with verification.
Quality requirements belong in the conversation from the start. Plan the checks that matter for your part — from material composition to dimensions and internal integrity.
- Dimensional inspection & CMM measurement
- Material & mechanical property testing
- X-ray & helium leak testing capabilities
Start with the part you need.
HOUSINGS
Assembly starts at the interface.
Bring sealing faces, mounting datums and finished fits into the casting review.
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PROCESS CONVERSION
From forged stock to cast geometry.
Explore CEX’s published A356.2-T6 folding-component example and the validation needed for a new part.
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FLUID CONTROL
Make leak tightness measurable.
Specify the media, pressure, allowable leak rate and testing stage before requesting a quotation.
Review this application →BUILT AROUND YOUR APPLICATIONDifferent industries.
Different industries.
The same attention to detail.
Tell us about the environment your part works in. We’ll help connect its requirements to the process.
A clear path to production.
Engineering review
Align the material, process, geometry and critical requirements.
Tooling & samples
Develop the tool and validate samples against the agreed drawing.
Casting & machining
Coordinate casting, secondary machining and surface finishing.
Inspection & delivery
Check agreed characteristics and prepare the parts for shipment.
BEFORE YOU SEND A DRAWINGGood questions.
Good questions.
Clear answers.
Start here, or speak with us about your application.
Engineering ResourcesWhat should I include in a request for quotation?
Send a 2D drawing and, if available, a 3D model. Include material, annual quantity, critical tolerances, surface finish, inspection requirements and target timing. If a specification is still open, tell us what the component needs to do.
How do I choose between die casting and squeeze casting?
Start with geometry, production quantity and the service conditions. Conventional die casting is often considered for repeatable complex parts; squeeze casting may be evaluated where internal integrity, heat treatment or mechanical performance are priorities. The final choice needs a drawing review.
Can you supply machined and finished castings?
CEX provides tooling, casting, CNC machining and surface finishing. Define your finished-part requirements so the casting, machining allowance and final inspection can be planned together.
Can squeeze castings be T6 heat treated?
Suitable alloys, such as A356, can be evaluated for squeeze casting and T6 heat treatment. The required properties must be agreed for the selected alloy, geometry and test method; they are not a blanket guarantee for every part.
Will my drawing be publicly accessible?
Drawings submitted through this form are stored outside the public website and can be downloaded only by authorized site administrators. You can discuss confidentiality requirements with CEX before sharing sensitive project details.
Make a more informed manufacturing decision.
LET’S BUILD YOUR NEXT PARTA better part starts
Send Your Drawing A better part starts
with a conversation.
Share your drawing, material and requirements.
We’ll help you identify a suitable manufacturing route.