Duralumin

Die Casting in Aluminum by Injection is one of the most widely used manufacturing techniques, especially for producing large volumes of parts with the same geometry. This process stands out for its high production speed, dimensional accuracy, and repeatability, and it allows the development of special aluminum alloys such as Zamak, which offer enhanced mechanical properties and corrosion resistance.

Welding in Aluminum requires highly skilled personnel, and at Sumiparts SAS, our team specializes in MIG, TIG, and coated welding techniques. These processes are essential for joining aluminum parts while maintaining the best surface finishes and preserving the alloy’s physical properties. Strict adherence to quality standards ensures both structural integrity and aesthetic excellence.

Bending and Rolling in Aluminum are critical processes for shaping aluminum sheets and components. We follow precise procedures that consider the direction of the grain at a microscopic level, ensuring that the bending and rolling operations do not compromise the material’s mechanical properties. This guarantees components that are strong, durable, and reliable for industrial applications.

Aluminum Finishes enhance the durability and functionality of the material. While aluminum is naturally corrosion-resistant, applying electrostatic paint, anodizing, or special surface coatings increases surface strength and allows the material to withstand harsh industrial environments. Our technical team is always available to assist clients in selecting the most appropriate finishing method for their specific project needs.