Die for Die Casting, Method of Manufacturing Cast Product, and Cast Product
AssigneeKabushiki Kaisha Toshiba
InventorHiroaki Hirao
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AssigneeKabushiki Kaisha Toshiba
InventorHiroaki Hirao
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According to one embodiment, a die includes a stationary die, and a movable die. A fin section provided between a runner section and a product section is extended from one end part to the other end part of the product section in a direction intersecting a stream direction of molten metal, and includes a fin central section opposed to a biscuit section in the stream direction of the molten metal, and a fin side section on a side of the fin central section. The fin side section includes a fin thick part formed thicker than a thickness of the fin central section. The fin thick part is extended to a boundary between the fin section and the product section. The product section includes a product thick part connected to the fin thick part in a region opposed to the fin thick part.
A die for die casting comprising:
A method of manufacturing a cast product by die casting, comprising:
A cast product cast by using a die comprising a stationary die, and a movable die to be combined with the stationary die, wherein when the movable die is combined with the stationary die, a biscuit section into which molten metal is to be infused, a product section in which the cast product is to be cast, a runner section which guides the molten metal from the biscuit section toward the product section, and a fin section which is provided between the runner section and the product section, and in which a thickness of the fin section decreases in a direction closer to the product section are formed between the stationary die and the movable die, (i) the fin section includes a fin central section corresponding to a region straightly downstream from the biscuit section in a stream direction of the molten metal, and a fin side section on a side of the fin central section, (ii) the fin side section includes a fin thick part formed thicker than a thickness of the fin central section, the fin thick part is extended to a boundary between the fin section and the product section, and (iii) the product section includes a product thick part connected to the fin thick part in a region opposed to the fin thick part.
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