extruded aluminium enclosure.How to prevent corrosion of zinc alloy die-casting parts

　　Zinc alloy die-casting parts have strong corrosion resistance in the die-casting industry, but this cannot rule out the possibility of corrosion. If zinc alloy die-casting parts are corroded, they will produce defective parts, thereby increasing the workload of zinc alloy die-casting parts. Therefore, we should strengthen measures in this area to prevent damage to zinc alloy die-casting parts. So, how can zinc alloy die-casting parts be prevented from corrosion?

　　1. Keep the storage location dry

　　In many cases, zinc alloy die-casting parts are cleaned during production. Storing them without drying after cleaning can cause corrosion and rust. Therefore, after cleaning, they should be dried and stored in a dry location.

　　2. Long term exposure to air

　　If the goods of zinc alloy die castings are not transported out in a timely manner after production, long-term storage may also lead to oxidation and corrosion. This situation also requires rework and cleaning of the oxide layer before reuse, which will be a waste of manpower and resources. Therefore, it is not advisable to store zinc alloy die castings for too long.

　　In summary, we should dry the zinc alloy die-casting parts after cleaning before placing them, and also transport the goods out in a timely manner to prevent corrosion of the zinc alloy die-casting parts and make full use of them.

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