Process
Die Casting suppliers
Forcing molten metal under high pressure into reusable steel dies for precise parts.
Process family
Casting, Forging & Metallurgy- 7
- Named matches
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- States
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- In this family
Casting, Forging & Metallurgy
These are US manufacturers whose registered company name includes “Die Casting”. Federal classification stops at the sector, so a shop that runs die casting without saying so in its name is not here yet — mapping capabilities from supplier websites is in progress. For full coverage, browse by industry or by state.
Shops named for Die Casting
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Buena Park, CA · est. 1997
Primary Metals & Foundry
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Jurupa Valley, CA · est. 1950
Fabricated Metal · Primary Metals & Foundry
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Denver, CO · est. 1986
Primary Metals & Foundry
Woman-owned—
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Fairview, PA · est. 1984
Primary Metals & Foundry · Plastics & Rubber
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Fabricated Metal · Primary Metals & Foundry
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Minneapolis, MN · est. 1919
Primary Metals & Foundry
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Gainesville, GA · est. 2023
Primary Metals & Foundry
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Die Casting by state
5 statesOther processes in casting, forging & metallurgy
8 processes- Casting & Foundry Services
- Poured ferrous and nonferrous metal into molds to produce near-net-shape castings.
- Forging
- Shaping metal under compressive force with dies or hammers to refine grain structure.
- Investment Casting
- Lost-wax casting of complex near-net-shape metal parts with fine surface detail.
- Metal Extrusion
- Pushing heated metal billet through a shaped die to produce continuous profiles.
- Metal Injection Molding
- Injecting metal-powder feedstock into molds, then debinding and sintering into dense parts.
- Permanent Mold Casting
- Pouring molten metal by gravity into reusable metal molds for repeatable dense parts.
- Powder Metallurgy & Sintering
- Compacting metal powder in a die then heating below melting to fuse particles.
- Sand Casting
- Pouring molten metal into a bonded-sand mold to form large or complex shapes.