In the field of lighting equipment manufacturing, lighting fixture die-castings, with their customization advantages, have become the core components of lamp housings and brackets. This type of lighting fixture die-casting parts are mostly made of aluminum alloy. Through die-casting technology, complex structures such as arcs and hollowed-out parts can be precisely formed, which can be adapted to different types of lamps such as ceiling lamps, chandeliers and spotlights, allowing the lighting fixture die-casting parts to play a key role in various lighting scenarios.
In terms of craftsmanship, the lighting fixture die-casting parts adopt high-pressure die-casting technology, with a die-casting pressure of 80-120 mpa, ensuring high density of the castings, no sand holes, and the surface roughness can be controlled within Ra1.6μm, reducing the subsequent grinding process. Some products will also undergo anodizing or spraying treatment to enhance corrosion resistance and aesthetic appeal, ensuring that the lighting fixture die-castings not only meet structural requirements but also comply with appearance design standards.
In applications, lighting fixture die-castings are widely used in commercial lighting and home lighting fields. After a certain lighting manufacturer introduced this casting, the assembly efficiency of the lamps increased by 35%, and the load-bearing capacity of the bracket was raised to 5kg, making it suitable for larger-sized lampshades. In home lighting products, the thin and light design of die-cast lighting fixtures can also reduce the overall weight of the fixtures, facilitate installation, and fully demonstrate its adaptability value in the lighting industry.
