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Oskar Frech DAK 200 Diecasting Plant

Manufacturer
Oskar Frech
Model
DAK 200
Type
Diecasting Plant
Year
1989
Category
Metal processing machines
Sub-category
Diecasting
Price: Upon request

Specifications

Overview

Aluminum die casting system

Technical Specifications

Clamping force
2200 kN
Opening force
71 kN
Max opening stroke
430 mm
Mold closure
Double toggle lever
Pressure chamber
Cold chamber
Position
Horizontal
Filling piston diameter min/max
40 mm / 70 mm
Pressure chamber filling volume min/max
293 cm³ / 898 cm³
Casting pressure
1990 bar
Blast area min/max
110 cm² / 338 cm²
Output
780 cycles/h

Weight & Dimensions

Clamping plate dimensions X/Y
755 mm / 755 mm
Column spacing
500 mm / 500 mm
Mold height min/max
250 mm / 600 mm
Min mold dimensions X/Y
296 mm / 296 mm

Accessories

Crucible furnace
Blow-out device
Automatic dosing unit
4x control cabinets

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Capabilities

The Oskar Frech DAK 200 is a horizontal cold-chamber aluminum die casting machine designed for high-volume production of metal components. With a clamping force of 2200kN and casting pressure up to 1990bar, it delivers up to 780 cycles per hour. The dual-toggle mold closure system provides reliable precision, while the adjustable pressure chamber (293–898cm³) and filling piston (40–70mm) accommodate various casting sizes. Clamping plates measure 755×755mm with 500mm column spacing, supporting mold heights from 250–600mm.

Industries & Uses

Automotive suppliers, hardware manufacturers, and consumer goods producers rely on die casting machines like this for producing complex metal parts—from engine components to housings and decorative fittings—at scale. The high cycle rate makes it ideal for businesses needing consistent output without large capital investment in new equipment.

What to Check When Buying

When evaluating this 1989 model, request full maintenance records and inspect the toggle mechanism closely for wear or slack, as this drives mold precision. Check the pressure chamber and heating system for corrosion or seal degradation. Ask about mold inventory and whether dies are included. Verify that all hydraulic seals function properly and confirm the machine's last calibration date. Worn components are typical in machines this age but should factor into your purchase decision.

This description is AI-generated and is intended as a general guide only. As with all AI-generated content, it may contain inaccuracies. Please verify all details directly with the seller before making a purchasing decision.

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