Why do customized aluminum alloy die-casting molds require 3D drawings

　　If you are in the die-casting industry, you should know that when opening an aluminum alloy die-casting mold, you need to provide 3D drawings to the manufacturer. Only by providing 3D drawings can the die-casting manufacturer create molds based on the structure shown in the drawings; Among the many customers who receive die-casting services, many are not very familiar with the die-casting industry and may ask, "Can't you open the mold just by providing 2D drawings? I'll tell you the size and weight of the product directly and you can give me a price. Actually, opening an aluminum alloy die-casting mold does not require providing 3D drawings. Why is that?

　　Because 3D graphics, also known as three-dimensional stereoscopic images, simulate the principle of the human eye seeing the world. 3D stereoscopic paintings use the visual differences between the two eyes and the principle of optical refraction to allow people to directly see a three-dimensional stereoscopic image in a plane. It allows the eyes to perceive the three-dimensional relationships of objects, such as up and down, left and right, and front and back. Die casting engineers point out that 3D drawings are designed to provide a clearer understanding of the dimensions, structure, material, process, weight, and other information of zinc alloy die casting projects, making it easier for professional die casting project engineers to provide you with accurate and realistic prices.

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