Aluminum die casting is a manufacturing process that produces precise and smooth metal parts. It involves injecting molten aluminum into a mold under high pressure, allowing the metal to take on the mold’s shape.

The process is known for creating parts with excellent corrosion resistance and high conductivity. Aluminum die casting also provides a strong strength-to-weight ratio, making it ideal for lightweight yet durable components. It allows for rapid production and is cost-effective, especially for high-volume runs.

Wire EDM cutting is a specialized electrical discharge process. Wire EDM employs a thin, electrically charged wire to cut conductive metals through controlled electrical sparks. The process submerges the workpiece in deionized water while the wire creates precise cuts without direct contact. 

A sheet metal enclosure is a protective casing crafted from thin sheets of metal designed to safeguard sensitive electronic components and equipment. These enclosures are commonly made from materials like aluminum or stainless steel, which offer durability and resistance to environmental factors. 

Interference fits work through controlled stress. The assembly creates uniform pressure that locks parts together by designing one component slightly larger than the mating hole. This mechanical bond eliminates movement, handles high torque loads, and maintains alignment under severe vibration and thermal cycling.