step by step procedure to set production in die casting

Pre-Production Preparation

  • Check production schedule for upcoming orders
  • Determine quantity and specifications for die casting
  • Coordinate with production team to align on requirements
  • Inspect machine for any damages or wear
  • Clean machine and dies thoroughly
  • Ensure all parts are in proper working condition
  • Check inventory for raw materials
  • Ensure tools needed for production are accessible
  • Order any materials or tools that are low in stock
  • Place safety goggles, gloves, and aprons in designated areas
  • Ensure fire extinguisher and first aid kit are available
  • Organize work area for easy access to tools and materials
  • Gather all production staff for a meeting
  • Review safety procedures for handling machinery and materials
  • Discuss emergency protocols in case of accidents
  • Check employee certifications for using machinery
  • Provide training if needed
  • Ensure all employees are competent and confident in their skills
  • Review quality control checklist for accuracy
  • Calibrate equipment for accurate measurements
  • Perform test runs to ensure quality standards are met
  • Schedule routine maintenance with maintenance team
  • Check for any repairs needed on machinery
  • Ensure machinery is in top condition for production
  • Contact suppliers for delivery dates
  • Order any additional materials needed for production
  • Ensure timely delivery to avoid delays
  • Inspect work area for cleanliness and organization
  • Check safety equipment for availability and functionality
  • Address any issues before production begins

Die Preparation

Material Preparation

Production Process

  • Turn on die casting machine
  • Adjust temperature, pressure, and speed settings as required
  • Carefully pour molten material into the mold cavity
  • Ensure the cavity is filled completely but not overfilled
  • Observe the casting process for any abnormalities
  • Ensure that the castings are being formed correctly
  • Open the die casting machine to remove castings
  • Place castings in a designated cooling area
  • Visually inspect castings for any defects
  • Check for imperfections such as air bubbles or cracks
  • Use appropriate tools to trim excess material
  • Ensure that castings are smooth and free of excess material
  • Deburr edges of castings if necessary
  • Polish or clean castings as required
  • Check dimensions and weight of castings
  • Perform any required tests to ensure quality standards are met
  • Pack castings securely to prevent damage during shipment
  • Label packages with appropriate information

Post-Production