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Pressure Die Casting Machine | 80 Tons to 2500 Tons Capacity

State-of-the-art pressure die casting machines from 80T to 2500T for high-speed, automated aluminium, zinc, and magnesium production.

Stop Capacity Constraints, Start Scalable Manufacturing: The Power of Tonnage

Reliance on aging or undersized equipment often leads to flash defects, porosity due to poor injection pressure, and inability to meet surge demand. Advanced pressure die casting machine technology resolves these production bottlenecks by delivering precise clamping forces and real-time shot control. This infrastructure superiority guarantees the successful molding of large, thin-walled structural parts and intricate high-volume components alike. Partner with Marcus Hi-Tech to leverage a versatile fleet that matches the perfect machine tonnage to your specific project requirements.

How to Select the Right Casting Machine for Your Project

Use this technical guide to align your component specifications with the correct machine classification. We move from projected area calculation to tonnage selection, certifying that your parts are molded on equipment that ensures optimal density and dimensional stability.

Supplies Needed:

Step 1: Calculate Projected Area and Clamping Force

Submit your 2D/3D drawings via our capacity planning portal. Our engineers calculate the “projected area” of the part (including runner systems) and multiply it by the specific casting pressure (typically 400-800 bar) to determine the minimum required clamping force (Tonnage) to prevent the die from opening during injection.

Step 2: Match to Machine Cell (Cold vs. Hot Chamber)

Based on the alloy, we assign the project to the correct machine type. Zinc and Magnesium parts under 500g are routed to our high-speed Hot Chamber machines (Gooseneck system). Larger Aluminium or Brass components are assigned to our heavy-duty Cold Chamber lines equipped with automatic ladles and sprayers.

Step 3: Tooling Compatibility Check

We verify that your mold dimensions (shut height and tie-bar spacing) fit within the selected machine’s platens. We also configure the shot sleeve size and plunger velocity profiles to match the thermal requirements of the alloy, ensuring the metal fills the cavity before solidification begins.

Step 4: Commissioning and Production

Once the machine is set up, we conduct a “Dry Run” followed by live casting. Our machines are integrated with real-time process monitoring that tracks injection speed, intensification pressure, and biscuit thickness, auto-rejecting any shots that fall outside the set parameters.

Product

1. 180-Ton Hot Chamber MachineModel ID: MHT-MACH-HOT-180

Description: High-velocity hot chamber machine optimized for medium-sized zinc and magnesium components. Features an integrated furnace and gooseneck system for rapid cycles. Ideal for automotive brackets, electronics housings, and lock hardware.

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2. 400-Ton Cold Chamber MachineModel ID: MHT-MACH-COLD-400

Description: Versatile mid-range cold chamber unit designed for multi-cavity aluminium molds. Equipped with an automatic reciprocator and ladle for consistent process stability. Perfect for LED housings, pump bodies, and small engine parts.

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3. 800-Ton Vacuum-Assisted MachineModel ID: MHT-MACH-VAC-800

Description: Advanced casting cell featuring vacuum valve technology to evacuate air from the mold milliseconds before injection. This machine is critical for producing porosity-free structural parts that require heat treatment or welding.

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4. 1600-Ton Heavy Duty Casting CellModel ID: MHT-MACH-HVY-1600

Description: Massive tonnage capability for large-format components. This machine handles high projected area parts like transmission housings and telecommunication heatsinks. Features a robust toggle system to withstand extreme intensification pressures.

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5. Vertical Squeeze Casting MachineModel ID: MHT-MACH-SQZ-350

Description: Specialized vertical injection machine designed for “squeeze casting” (Liquid Metal Forging). Applies slow, ultra-high pressure during solidification to eliminate microporosity. Used for safety-critical suspension and brake components.

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Testimonial

"Marcus Hi-Tech's fleet diversity is their biggest asset. We moved our entire product line there because they had the exact 800-ton machines we needed for our new EV battery box." —

Carlos Mendez

Operations Director, Electric Mobility

"Their hot chamber machines are incredibly fast. We are getting 20% higher output on our zinc connectors compared to our previous supplier's older equipment." —

Li Wei

Production Manager, Consumer Electronics

"Access to a 1600-ton press in the region was a game-changer for us. We can now cast our telecom tower heatsinks locally instead of importing them." —

Priya Sharma

Supply Chain Head, Telecommunications

"The vacuum-assisted machine capability saved our project. We were failing leak tests until we moved the tool to Marcus's vacuum cell. Now, yields are 99%." —

Robert Thorne

Quality Lead, Hydraulic Systems

"Their vertical squeeze casting machine produced brake calipers with density I've only seen in forgings. The mechanical properties are outstanding." —

Anil Kapoor

R&D Engineer, Automotive Safety

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the range of Marcus Hi-Tech’s machine tonnage?
We operate a comprehensive fleet ranging from small 80-Ton hot chamber machines up to massive 2500-Ton cold chamber cells for heavy industrial parts.
How do I know which machine size my part needs?
Machine size is determined by the "projected area" of your part and the injection pressure. Our engineering team will calculate the required clamping force (tonnage) to ensure safety and quality.
Do you have Vacuum Die Casting capabilities?
Yes. Our 800T and larger machines are equipped with high-performance vacuum valves (Chill-Vents) to produce low-porosity, heat-treatable components.
What machine brands do you use?
Our facility utilizes top-tier machinery from globally recognized brands such as Bühler, Toshiba, Ube, and LK to ensure reliability and precision.
Where are your casting facilities located?
Our machine shops are located in India (Pune, Bangalore, Coimbatore, Chennai, Faridabad, Rajkot, Jamnagar, Hyderabad), Vietnam (Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh), and China (Tianjin, Qingdao, Ningbo, Nanjing, Hangzhou, Jiangsu Province).

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