Zinc Die Casting Alloys by Eastern Alloys. We manufacture a complete range of zinc die casting alloys. ZAMAK alloys were first developed during the 1920's by The New Jersey Zinc Company. The name ZAMAK draws upon the basic metallurgy of the alloy group: Z-Zinc, A-Aluminum, MA-Magnesium, and K-Kopper (e.g., German). In the US, ZAMAK 3 is the most common alloy for hot chamber die casting. (read more)

Globally, Dynacast has produced billions of zinc die cast components from one hundredth of a gram to one kilogram, using a combination of our proprietary multi-slide and conventional hot chamber die casting technologies. (read more)

With its recent acquisition of QZD ,a supplier of precision zinc die cast components based in Quebec, Dynacast has strengthened its position as a global market leader and has expanded its international customer base. (read more)

Jarden Zinc Products is the largest producer of zinc strip and zinc strip products in North America serving a variety of markets (read more)

Cooper Crouse-Hinds® Zinc Die Cast Fittings are available for use with EMT, Rigid and IMC Conduit, Liquidtight Conduit, Armored Cable or Flexible Metallic Conduit. (read more)

One of the most exciting modern applications of spin casting technology is its use in rapid prototyping and product development. It is ideal for quickly and economically producing numerous fully functional, fragile parts in high-strength metal or plastic from computer-generated RP models. (read more)

Colder Products' new ZLC Series nickel-plated zinc die cast couplings provide a durable and economical solution meeting price expectations in high volume (5000+ pieces) metal applications. (read more)

Since 1964 the Micro Metalsmiths' precision investment casting process still leads the field in the production of small, finely detailed and often very complex aluminium castings and brass castings. (read more)

Dynacast is sponsoring an international zinc die casting conference which will be held in Barcelona on Wednesday, June 11 through Friday, June 13, 2008. (read more)

Since 1964 the Micro Metalsmiths' precision investment casting process still leads the field in the production of small, finely detailed and often very complex aluminium castings and brass castings. (read more)