The most distinct difference lies in applicable melting temperature and metal types. Hot chamber die casting machinery works below 450°C, suitable for low-melting alloys such as zinc, lead and partial magnesium alloys. It adopts an integrated built-in furnace structure, enabling direct metal feeding with faster cycling speed, lower production cost and longer die service life. In contrast, cold chamber die casting adapts to high-temperature alloys above 600°C, including aluminum, copper and brass. Equipped with an external melting furnace, it relies on automatic or manual ladling for feeding, featuring higher molding precision and stronger adaptability for large castings.
As a professional die casting machine manufacturer, Bengbu Longhua provides full-series hot and cold chamber die casting solutions. Its cold chamber equipment covers 140T–2000T, supporting all-scale aluminum alloy casting projects, with upgraded technology cooperating with the Hefei Institute of CAS. The 60T–250T hot chamber die casting equipment is ideal for high-volume zinc alloy production.
