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Choosing the Right Aluminum Die Caster for Your Project

Selecting the best die caster for your project can often be an involved decision making process. Since 1946, Rangers Die Casting has focused it energies on working with OEMs to make your job easier and more cost efficient for the production of the highest quality aluminum components. Here are some practical considerations as you choose a die caster for your next project:
- Casting Flexibility – Will your die caster deliver cost-effective solutions in the required quantities? Rangers is an excellent choice for aluminum production runs of 100 to one million pieces a year. There is no aluminum die casting job either too large or small for the production staff at Rangers.
- Quality – What does your die caster do to assure quality? We were the first and still one of the few companies in the western states that use real-time x-ray technology for ongoing quality assurance of cast aluminum parts. Our die casting company’s quality control and ISO certification ensures your aluminum die castings meet casting specifications.
- Quick Turnaround – Will your die caster deliver your job on time? Our in-house aluminum die casting design, production and finishing ensures that orders are ready when you need them. We do our own precision machining of aluminum alloy castings, complete metal finishing and cast aluminum parts assembly to save you time. Plus, we’re close to our major customers, eliminating shipping lags from offshore suppliers.
- Experience – Does you die caster have the experience necessary to produce the complex shapes you need and to manage your die cast program properly? We have delivered effective customer solutions for more than six decades. Our aluminum die casting company experience is backed by a stable management team that knows the industry. We know what it takes to produce aluminum alloy castings, complex die cast components and exceptional die cast aluminum parts.
- Collaboration – How well will your die caster work with your team? We work with our customers to understand their needs and develop effective solutions. Listening to your needs and understanding critical production requirements ensures long-term success and meaningful working relationships. We can help you convert existing parts from other material to cost-effective aluminum die castings using appropriate aluminum alloys.
We invite you to learn more about our die casting capabilities … You are encouraged to call us toll-free at: 1-877.386.9969.
Computer Upgrade Integrates Processes
Another aspect of our drive for continuous improvement is using the latest computer systems to manage our business. In today¹s business environment, this is just as important to customers as having the right die casting equipment.
Increasing Regulations Could Reduce Manufacturing Output
Federal regulations affecting the manufacturing sector have increased by 60 percent since 2009, with the potential to reduce manufacturing output by as much as $500 billion in 2012 according to a recent industry study.
Answering the Right Questions for Good Die Design
Well-designed tooling is the foundation for creating a successful aluminum die cast component. Our engineers work with you from the start to ensure that the correct tooling is used to create a quality part.
Newsletter PDF Archive:
Summer 2014: From Straight Line to Circle: The New Paradigm in Global Manufacturing
Spring 2014: Choosing the Right Aluminum Die Caster for Your Project
Winter 2013: Reflections on a New Year: 2014
Fall 2013: Ready for the New Hazard Communication Requirements
Summer 2013: Bringing the Work Home Now
Winter 2012: Increasing Number of Regulations Could Reduce Manufacturing Output
Fall 2012: Office Consolidation Improves Efficiency
Summer 2012: A Roadmap for Effective Die Casting Purchasing
Summer 2011: Stick With the Experts
Spring 2011: Five Hidden Factors in Selecting a Die Caster