DM SERIES
DM15
Machine configuration & options
Representative DM series configuration
Hot chamber die casting machines for zinc-alloy production
Explore the YOMATO hot chamber die casting machine range for zinc-alloy projects. Start with the DM or HTJ model, review the available configuration information and bring the complete casting cell into your quotation.
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DM SERIES
DM90
Machine configuration & options
Representative DM series configuration
DM SERIES
DM400
Machine configuration & options
Representative DM series configuration
HTJ SERIES
HTJ16
Detailed specification table
Representative HTJ series configuration
HTJ SERIES
HTJ58
Detailed specification table
Representative HTJ series configuration
HTJ SERIES
HTJ180
Detailed specification table
Representative HTJ series configuration
A die casting equipment manufacturer in Changzhou
YOMATO develops, manufactures and supplies die casting machine solutions. Our equipment business began in 1999, and our headquarters is in Changzhou, Jiangsu, China. We combine factory investment with direct equipment sales; see our company profile.
When comparing hot chamber die casting machine manufacturers, look beyond a product photograph. Review the manufacturer's identity, the proposed machine information and the equipment included in the offer. Our company and factory introduction provides the background for that discussion. This catalogue covers production equipment; it does not quote a per-part casting service.
Zinc pressure die casting: how the machine works
A zinc pressure die casting machine pushes molten alloy into a closed die. In a hot chamber arrangement, the metal reservoir connects directly to the injection system. A piston drives the molten metal into the die cavity under pressure; the metal then solidifies into the shape of the die. This is the basic process described in this hot chamber casting overview.
Choosing the equipment still means matching the alloy, die and injection requirements. A process description alone doesn't establish that a particular model fits your part. Use the casting-cell planning page to include the furnace, spraying and downstream handling in the same equipment discussion.
DM configuration records and HTJ specifications
The DM series introduces a hot chamber platform with staged mould-opening and closing control, low-pressure mould-close protection and two-stage injection control. Its model entries help you identify the machine you're enquiring about and the configuration to discuss. Low-pressure mould-close protection is a clamping function, distinct from the separate low-pressure casting process.
The HTJ series provides the available clamping, injection and installation data against the named model. Review the corresponding specification table and confirm the final equipment details with the quotation. Use the model directory to find either range. A model code is an identifier, so don't use its number in place of a confirmed clamping force or machine drawing.
Build the equipment list around the machine
The DM series has an electrical melting furnace as its standard arrangement. Fuel or natural-gas furnace requirements can be discussed as a special configuration. Servo drive, air ejection, spraying and conveying are optional DM systems; see the DM platform information.
Keep those choices separate in your equipment list. Identify which items should be supplied with the machine and which existing equipment will remain in the cell. Include the required handling sequence and the available installation space so the proposed configuration can be discussed against the complete project.
Ask for a quotation you can compare
A useful machine quotation identifies the configuration behind the price. Ask for the machine, selected furnace and optional cell equipment to be itemised. Set out the shipping destination and any installation or training requirements separately, so you can see what the offer includes and what still needs agreement.
Send the alloy designation, component drawing details, die dimensions and intended output with your quotation request. If you're replacing equipment, describe the tooling and handling systems that must be retained. These details help frame the equipment discussion without treating a series photograph or a model code as a complete specification. Our team can then work through the requested machine and project scope with you.
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Are these machines or finished die cast parts?
This is a machine and equipment catalogue. It helps you discuss a DM or HTJ hot chamber machine, its configuration and the equipment around it. The quotation request concerns production equipment, rather than a price for manufacturing a batch of finished cast components.
Does the model number tell me which machine to buy?
No. Start with the model's available information, then confirm the machine data against your die, alloy and production requirements. When working from shared DM series features, request the model-specific specification and drawing before making an engineering decision. Don't substitute another model's values.
Can I ask for installation and operator training?
Yes. We can arrange installation and trial-running assistance when needed, with technical training according to users' needs. Discuss the project location, required work, responsibilities and costs as part of the order. See project support before finalising the service scope.
Documents and further reading
YOMATO equipment information
- YOMATO company profile
- YOMATO DM90 model and family configuration information
- YOMATO HTJ58 specification
- YOMATO project service information
General industry background
These references explain casting processes and project considerations. Machine specifications and supply scope are confirmed with the YOMATO quotation.
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