Die Casting Mold- Alpine Mold

Custom Aluminum & Zinc Die Casting Molds

Looking for a reliable die casting mold partner? Alpine Mold specializes in high-performance molds for aluminum and zinc alloy parts.With 23 years of experience, Alpine Mold delivers custom die casting tooling solutions with:

Optimized mold design for complex geometries
Tight tolerances up to ±0.15mm
Mold life tailored to your production volume

Fast lead time: 4–7 weeks

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Key Strengths & Expertise at Alpine

What sets a excellent mold supplier apart is their ability to actively coordinate, communicate effectively, and accurately resolve issues.

Pre-production Analysis

DFM Report:
Involved at the product design stage to evaluate manufacturability and die-castability.

Structure Optimization:
Identify potential issues such as uneven wall thickness, stress concentration, demolding difficulties, and porosity risks. Provide improvement suggestions to optimize the product design—enhancing yield rate, reducing cost, and shortening lead time from the very beginning.

Mold Flow Analysis:
Use professional software to simulate the filling and solidification process of molten metal, predicting and optimizing:
Filling pattern (to avoid air entrapment and cold shuts)
Temperature distribution (to reduce hot spots and shrinkage cavities)
Solidification process (to optimize the cooling system)
Stress distribution (to predict deformation risks)

Advanced Mold Design &Engineering

Professional Design Team:
20+ Experienced mold designers and engineers.
Integrated 3D CAD/CAM/CAE Application:
Advanced software is used for high-precision design, machining programming, and simulation validation.
Gating System Optimization:
Ensures smooth, fast, and uniform metal flow, reducing turbulence and air entrapment.
Efficient Cooling System Design:
Achieves rapid and uniform cooling to shorten cycle time, improve production efficiency, and reduce internal stress in castings.
Reliable Ejection System:
Ensures damage-free part ejection and enhances automation reliability.
Precise Venting System Layout:
Effectively removes gas from the cavity to minimize porosity and air defects.
Structural Rigidity and Service Life Design:
Takes mold stress into full consideration, with proper material selection and heat treatment processes to significantly extend mold life.

Robust Manufacturing Capabilities

Advanced Machining Equipment:
Includes key equipment such as high-precision CNC machining centers, EDM machines, wire cutting machines, deep hole drilling machines, high-speed milling machines, and surface grinders.

Strict Quality Control System:
Implemented throughout the entire manufacturing process—including incoming material inspection, in-process inspection, and final inspection.

Key Processes:
High-precision machining to ensure dimensional tolerance and fitting accuracy.
Professional heat treatment to improve mold steel hardness, wear resistance, and fatigue strength.
Precision surface treatment to enhance wear resistance, corrosion resistance, and demolding performance.

Are You Still Struggling With These Issues?

For die casting factories, buying a mold is a major capital investment that affects your costs, lead times, product quality, and overall production stability. But working with the wrong supplier can lead to endless problems and hidden costs. Do any of these sound familiar?

◆ Cheap Mold, High Later Costs

You saved on mold price upfront — but now you're paying for endless repairs, downtimes, and reworks

◆ Short Mold Life & Cracking

Your molds wear out or crack in just a few months — and the replacement costs keep piling up.

◆ Delivery Delays & Missed Deadlines

Promised delivery in 6 weeks turns into 10. Your production line waits idle, and customers start complaining.

◆ Poor Size Stability & High Scrap

Parts come out with inconsistent sizes. Constant adjustments and rejects are killing your productivity.

◆ Endless Modifications

No Moldflow simulation. Poor design. Trial after trial fails, delaying your project by weeks.

◆ Slow or Poor Technical Support

Something goes wrong — but your supplier is slow to respond or doesn’t understand your process.

How Alpine Help You Make Die Casting Molds?

If you’ve experienced any of these mold issues… you're not alone. Alpine Mold is here to help solve them — with reliable tooling, expert engineering, and no unpleasant surprises.

Optimized Mold Design Solutions

We don’t rely solely on our own experience — by working closely with three trusted die casting partners, we gather practical insights, compare process strengths, and integrate them with mold flow analysis to deliver a well-balanced, production-ready die casting mold solution tailored to your project.

State-of-the-art Equipment

We have imported 100+ high-precision manufacturing equipment from Switzerland, Germany, and Japan, including high-speed CNCs, Charmilles mirror EDM, Charmilles wire cutting, Zeiss CMM and more.This state-of-the-art equipment ensures our mold accuracy up to ±0.15 mm, meeting the highest quality standards.

Fast and Flexible Lead Time

We specialize in aluminum and zinc alloy die casting molds with 100% in-house tooling. Our factory runs on a two-shift system, operating 24 hours a day to ensure speed and efficiency. Our standard lead time is just 5–7 weeks, and for your urgent projects, we’re ready to adjust quickly—just let us know your deadline.

Zero-Failure Projects

To date, we have successfully completed over 10,000 mold projects with a zero-failure record. This is not only an affirmation of our exquisite craftsmanship and superior quality but also a direct reflection of our customer-centric approach and adherence to high standards and strict requirements.

Great Communication

Each project is handled by a dedicated project engineer who ensures clear and timely communication throughout the process. You’ll receive real-time updates, weekly progress reports, and prompt responses to all inquiries—keeping you fully informed of your die casting mold’s status from start to finish.

Trusted Global Export Experience

With 23 years of experience in die casting mold exports, we have built long-term partnerships with clients in Italy, Germany, the UK, Spain, the US, Canada, Mexico, Turkey, Brazil, Saudi Arabia, and beyond — giving us a deep understanding of international standards, quality expectations, and global logistics requirements.

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Essential Tasks We Perform Before Mold Export

What are the essential tasks we perform before mold export?
✅ Mold Identification

✅ Mold Handling & Transportation
✅ Assembly & Disassembly Readiness
✅ Pouring System Check
✅ Cooling System Test
✅ Ejection System Inspection
✅ Slider System Check
✅ Inclined Ejector Verification
✅ Cavity & Core Hardness
✅ Insert & Pin Fitment
✅ Hydraulic & Pneumatic Cylinders
✅ Additional Component Checks

Documents We Provide Before Mold Export

To support smooth installation, customs clearance, and long-term use of die casting mold, we provide a complete set of technical documents and export paperwork.

We offer 2D & 3D design files (e.g., STEP, IGES, X_T).

Applications of Die Casting Molds

Alpine Mold Has produced more than 10,000 sets of molds and provided millions of high-quality products for all kinds of industries.

Automotive
Electronics
Home Appliances
Lighting
Telecom
Industrial

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Die Casting Mold FAQs

1. What materials are typically used for die casting molds?

We use high-quality hot-work tool steels such as H13, 1.2344, 8407, SKD61, and S136, depending on the alloy type (aluminum or zinc), required mold life, and surface finish requirements.
2. How can I get a quote for a die casting mold?

Simply send us your 3D files (STEP, IGS, or X_T) and 2D drawings with dimensions, tolerances, material details, and estimated annual volume. We’ll review the data and respond with a detailed quotation within 2 working days.
3. How long does it take to manufacture a die casting mold?

For standard aluminum or zinc alloy molds, the typical lead time is 4–7 weeks from DFM approval to the first T1 mold trial.
4. Who owns the mold after it's made?

The mold fully belongs to the customer who pays for it. We never reuse customer designs or tooling.
5. What industries do your die casting molds serve?

Our molds are widely used in automotive, electronics, lighting, medical devices, telecom, home appliances, and industrial equipment.
6. What is the expected mold life for aluminum and zinc molds?

Aluminum alloy molds: 100,000–150,000 shots
Zinc alloy molds: 250,000–300,000 shots
Actual mold life depends on the steel used, maintenance frequency, and production conditions.
7. Do you offer mold testing before delivery?

Absolutely. We perform full mold trials (T1), and provide casting samples, trial videos, dimensional reports, and die casting parameter sheets to confirm performance.
8. Can you build molds to international standards?

Yes. We manufacture molds based on DME, HASCO, and LKM standards, depending on your project’s requirements.
9. How do you ensure mold quality and precision?

We use high-precision CNC and EDM machining, conduct full CMM inspections, and follow a strict quality control process throughout design, machining, assembly, and testing.
10. Do you offer after-sales support for exported molds?

Yes. We provide remote technical support, mold setup guidance, and can assist with any required adjustments or spare part replacements after delivery.

◆ Cheap Mold, High Later Costs

◆ Short Mold Life & Cracking

◆ Delivery Delays & Missed Deadlines

◆ Poor Size Stability & High Scrap

◆ Endless Modifications

◆ Slow or Poor Technical Support

Optimized Mold Design Solutions

State-of-the-art Equipment

Fast and Flexible Lead Time

Zero-Failure Projects

Great Communication

Trusted Global Export Experience

1. What materials are typically used for die casting molds?

2. How can I get a quote for a die casting mold?

3. How long does it take to manufacture a die casting mold?

4. Who owns the mold after it's made?

5. What industries do your die casting molds serve?

6. What is the expected mold life for aluminum and zinc molds?

7. Do you offer mold testing before delivery?

8. Can you build molds to international standards?

9. How do you ensure mold quality and precision?

10. Do you offer after-sales support for exported molds?

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