Zinc alloy is an alloy composed of zinc based on the addition of other elements, often adding alloying elements such as aluminum, copper, magnesium, cadmium, lead and titanium. Zinc alloy has a low melting point, good fluidity, easy to fusion welding, brazing and plastic processing, corrosion resistance in the atmosphere, the residual material is easy to recycle and remelt, but the creep strength is low, prone to natural aging caused by dimensional changes. Melt method preparation, die-casting or pressure processing into materials.
Zinc alloys can be classified by manufacturing process into cast zinc alloys and deformed zinc alloys. Cast zinc alloys have better fluidity and corrosion resistance and are suitable for die-casting instruments, automotive parts housings, etc.
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Accuracy: Zinc allow closer tolerances than any other metal or molded plastic.
Machinability: Trouble-free, Lower Machining Costs
Thin wall capability: smaller, lighter and low cost compared to other metals
Environmental harmony: Pollution and greenhouse gases are minimized with zinc casting alloys
With zinc is also possible to distort parts to achieve the requested shape in a customer – centric way

Zinc alloy can be finished by a wide variety of techniques because the material is acceptable for many uses in the uncoated state, avoiding in this way the costs for the finishing.

Finishing options:   

Satin Chrome

Bright Brass

Satin Brass

Oil Rubbed Bronze

Satin Bronze

Satin Nickel

Antique Pewter

Satin Blackened Brass

Lifetime Finishes – PVD

Others up on requirements

Vibratory Finishing

Thermal De-Burr

Powder Coat

E-Coat

Chromate

Decorative Electroplatin

The strength and hardness of zinc itself is not high, but it has applicable mechanical properties. Therefore, after forming an alloy with aluminum and copper, its strength and hardness are greatly improved, especially the comprehensive mechanical properties of zinc-copper-titanium alloy have approached or reached the level of aluminum alloy, brass and gray cast iron, and its creep resistance is also greatly improved. Therefore, using its superior superplasticity, zinc alloys are widely used in the production of die castings and various parts in the automobile manufacturing and machinery industries. Meanwhile, zinc plates containing small amounts of lead and cadmium can be made into printed zinc plates, powdered corrosive photographic plates and offset printing plates.

Application of Zinc Alloy:

Automotive

Electronics

Lighting
Building

Electromechanical

Household appliances & white goods

Textil

Others