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Successful Sale: Used Frech DAW 80 DC Hot Chamber Die Casting Machine (1997)

Successfully sold hot-chamber die casting machine

Successful Sale of a Used FRECH DAW 80 DC Hot-Chamber Die Casting Machine

FISS successfully sold a well-maintained FRECH DAW 80 DC hot-chamber die casting machine. The proven system, manufactured in 1997, was offered with an electrically heated two-chamber melting furnace and an electric spraying head.

Main machine FRECH DAW 80 DC
Year of manufacture 1997
Application Zinc die casting
Project status Successfully sold
Project at a glance

Which used hot-chamber die casting machine was sold?

The machine sold was a well-maintained FRECH DAW 80 DC hot-chamber die casting machine manufactured in 1997. The machine is designed for the economical series production of zinc die-cast components.

Its technical equipment included an electrically heated two-chamber melting furnace and an electric spraying head for automated and consistent production cycles.

Proven die casting technology

A reliable production solution for zinc die casting

FRECH hot-chamber die casting machines are known for robust machine technology, stable production processes and a long industrial service life.

The DAW 80 DC combines the fast hot-chamber process with a compact machine design, making it suitable for recurring production tasks in zinc die casting.

01 · Reliability

Robust machine construction

Proven FRECH technology is designed for long-term use in industrial production environments.

02 · Productivity

Short hot-chamber cycles

Direct contact between the injection system and the molten metal supports fast and economical production cycles.

03 · Cost efficiency

Proven technology at reduced cost

A used machine can be an attractive alternative to a completely new production system.

Equipment scope

Which equipment was included with the FRECH DAW 80 DC?

The machine was offered with important components for metal supply and automated treatment of the die surfaces.

Main machine

FRECH DAW 80 DC

Proven hot-chamber die casting technology for the series production of zinc die-cast components.

  • Manufactured in 1997
  • Robust machine construction
  • Stable production cycles
  • For industrial zinc die casting applications
Melting technology

Electric two-chamber melting furnace

The electrically heated furnace supports the controlled supply of molten metal for the die casting process.

  • Two-chamber design
  • Electric heating
  • Stable temperature control
  • Continuous metal supply
Die spraying

Electric spraying head

The spraying head supports consistent and automated treatment of the die surfaces.

  • Automated spraying process
  • Consistent die treatment
  • Repeatable casting cycles
  • Reduced manual intervention
Production process

How the machine, furnace and spraying equipment work together

The coordinated combination of the components supports a stable and repeatable production process, from melting the metal to preparing the next casting cycle.

01

Melting the metal

The electrically heated two-chamber furnace keeps the zinc in a controlled, castable condition.

02

Supplying the metal

The molten metal is available directly to the integrated hot-chamber injection system.

03

Filling the die

The die casting machine fills the die with the molten zinc alloy in a controlled manner.

04

Removing the component

After solidification, the cast component is removed from the die.

05

Spraying the die

The electric spraying head prepares the die for the next production cycle.

Hot-chamber process

Why is the machine particularly suitable for zinc die casting?

In the hot-chamber die casting process, the injection system is located directly in or next to the molten metal. This allows short material paths and fast production cycles.

The process is particularly suitable for low-melting alloys such as zinc and supports economical series production with high repeatability.

01

Short cycle times

The integrated injection system reduces the distance between the molten metal and the casting die.

02

High repeatability

Consistent machine sequences support stable results in series production.

03

High productivity

Fast process sequences enable economical production of medium and high volumes.

04

Efficient metal use

The short metal path supports a controlled and resource-efficient production process.

Two-chamber melting furnace

Controlled metal supply for stable casting processes

A consistent melt temperature is essential for a repeatable production process and consistent component quality.

Two chambers

Separate process areas

The two-chamber design supports a structured separation of different areas of the metal supply process.

Electric heating

Controllable heat input

Electric heating enables precise control of the temperature required for the casting process.

Process stability

Consistent melting conditions

Stable temperature control supports consistent production conditions and repeatable results.

Operation

Continuous metal supply

The furnace continuously supplies molten metal for the successive casting cycles.

Automated die spraying

What is the function of the electric spraying head?

The spraying head automatically treats the die surfaces between individual casting cycles. This allows the spraying process to be integrated into the production sequence in a repeatable manner.

Consistent die treatment supports stable process conditions, reduces manual intervention and prepares the die for the next casting cycle.

  • Automated spraying process
  • Consistent treatment of the die surface
  • Repeatable spraying cycles
  • Reduced manual work stages
  • Integration into the machine cycle
  • Support for stable die temperatures
  • Preparation for the next casting process
  • Improved process repeatability
Advantages of used FRECH machines

Why do older FRECH die casting machines remain in demand?

Well-maintained machines can remain reliable and economically attractive production solutions even after many years of operation.

  • Robust construction and long service life
  • Proven hot-chamber die casting technology
  • Precise and stable machine movements
  • Well suited for zinc die casting
  • Simple operation
  • Maintenance-friendly machine concept
  • Availability of spare parts
  • Lower investment costs than new equipment
  • Shorter availability times for machines in stock
  • Extended service life of existing technology
Economical alternative

Why can a used die casting machine be a sensible investment?

Purchasing a used hot-chamber die casting machine can expand production capacity without requiring the investment cost of a comparable new system.

Proven machine models in particular offer a combination of tested technology, short-term availability and predictable project costs.

Investment

Reduced acquisition costs

Used machines provide access to proven production technology with a lower investment volume.

Availability

Shorter project lead time

Machines that are already available can often be implemented faster than newly manufactured systems.

Technology

Machine concept proven in operation

The technology has already been used under industrial production conditions.

Sustainability

Continued use of existing resources

Reusing industrial equipment extends its service life and reduces the need for new production.

The FISS advantage

Professional brokerage of used die casting machines

FISS supports buyers and sellers with the technical, commercial and logistical handling of used machinery projects.

  • Over 40 years of experience in foundry technology
  • International marketing of used machinery
  • Hot-chamber and cold-chamber die casting machines
  • Machines from leading manufacturers
  • Technical assessment of the equipment scope
  • Transparent machine information
  • Professional dismantling
  • Export packaging and machine logistics
  • Support with installation and commissioning
  • Spare-parts and service support
Frequently asked questions

Questions about the sold FRECH DAW 80 DC

Which die casting machine was sold?
A used FRECH DAW 80 DC hot-chamber die casting machine was sold.
When was the machine manufactured?
The FRECH DAW 80 DC was manufactured in 1997.
Which material is the machine suitable for?
The machine is particularly suitable for the series production of zinc die-cast components.
Which furnace was included with the machine?
The technical equipment included an electrically heated two-chamber melting furnace.
Which spraying equipment was included?
The machine was equipped with an electric spraying head for automated and consistent casting cycles.
What are the advantages of the hot-chamber process?
The hot-chamber process enables short cycle times, high repeatability and economical series production of low-melting alloys such as zinc.
Why are used FRECH machines in demand?
FRECH machines are known for robust construction, long service life, stable casting performance and good maintainability.
Does FISS also support dismantling and transport?
Depending on the project, FISS can coordinate technical assessment, dismantling, documentation, packaging, loading and international transport.
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Tell FISS the manufacturer, machine type, locking force, year of manufacture, required equipment and destination. Our team will review available machines and support you with assessment, purchase, sale, dismantling and transport.

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