What is Zamak?

"Zamak" is a term that usually refers to a cast metal alloy. Zamak is an alloy usually composed of a combination of metals such as zinc, aluminum, magnesium and copper. Zinc makes up the majority of this alloy and therefore the term "zamak" is used to refer specifically to zinc-based alloys.

Industrial Uses of Zamak:

Zamak is a trademark and its main components are zinc, aluminum, magnesium and copper. Zamak is used in die casting, in the automotive industry, in the production of clothing, furniture and window accessories.

Zamak; also known as Zamac. The Zamac brand was the name of a family of Zinc alloys. The basic element is zinc alloyed with Al, Mg and Cu. Zamak alloys are part of the zinc aluminum alloy family. It is distinguished from other zinc aluminum alloys because it contains 4% Al.

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The most common Zamak alloy is Zamak3, but Zamak2, Zamak5 and Zamak7 are used commercially. Zamak3 and Zamak5 are used throughout the conversion casting industry.

Zamak; hardness, robustness, strength, economic castability, easy coating retention, etc. Due to its features such as hardness, robustness, strength, economic castability, easy coating retention, its usage area is high and it is preferred.

Zamak is suitable for electroplating, chromate plating and wet painting applications.