Shanghai Yongmaotai Automotive Die-Casting Parts Met Technical Conditions For Mass Production

On April 28, Shanghai Yongmaotai Automotive Technology Co. said in response to investors’ questions that the non-heat-treatable aluminium alloy materials produced by the company have recently been used in the integrated die-casting trial production of large-scale and complex structural parts by some car companies.

The mechanical properties of each part of the die-casting parts were better than the design requirements, which fully met the requirements of integrated die-casting and met the technical conditions for mass production.

At the same time, the technology adopted by the company can maintain the good plasticity of alloys and meet the performance requirements of integrated die-casting, while largely using secondary aluminium, which conforms with the trend of low-carbon and environmental protection. The company will step up marketing efforts to achieve large-scale production and sales of non-heat-treatable materials.

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