Effect of Mold Lubricant on Flow Length of Al-Mg Alloy in Die Casting

Hiroshi Fuse; Toshio Haga; Hirofumi Sakaue; Hiizu Ochi; Hisaki Watari; Shinichi Nishida

doi:10.4028/p-qYd10C

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Effect of Mold Lubricant on Flow Length of Al-Mg Alloy in Die Casting

Abstract:

The performance of three kinds of mold lubricants was evaluated by testing the flow length of Al-4.7%Mg alloy. The lubricants tested were a heat-insulating type with inorganic compounds (10~20%), a heat-insulating type with organic acid salts (~10%) and a water-soluble type with mineral oil (20~30%). The flow length of the alloy was longest when using the heat-insulating type with inorganic compounds, and shortest with the water-soluble type with mineral oil. Additionally, data variation was largest with the heat-insulating type with inorganic compounds, and smallest with the water-soluble type with mineral oil.