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The Feiya factory mainly uses aluminum die casting as its production structure, with an area of 30000 square meters, over 300 employees, and a total of 300+production equipment, including 7 high-pressure die-casting machines, 26 low-pressure casting machines, 125 CNC machining centers, and supporting processes such as heat treatment, shot blasting, and inspection. Suitable for long-term mass production of OEM projects of various sizes, it is a leading enterprise in the field of aluminum die casting in China.
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The high-pressure die casting workshop is responsible for the production of aluminum parts with high density requirements and complex structures. The workshop equipment is mainly composed of 7 high-pressure machines, with clear cycle time and strict temperature and pressure control in the working area. It is suitable for engine parts and other high-load structural components.
The low-pressure casting workshop mainly handles medium and large housings and parts with uniform wall thickness. The 26 low-pressure machines are divided into different zones, the filling process is stable, and the internal quality consistency is good. They are suitable for cavity parts and pump body castings.
The CNC machining area is mainly composed of 125 machining centers and is responsible for machining key dimensions of structural parts. Fixtures are fixed, the dimension chain is stable, and long-term orders can maintain consistent performance.
The heat treatment area is used to improve the mechanical properties of aluminum parts. Temperature control curves and time parameters are recorded, which is suitable for high-displacement cylinder heads and load-bearing parts that require strength and stability.
The inspection area includes multiple stations such as CMM, spectrometer, and leak test, which are responsible for size, material, and sealing testing. Data is archived by batch so that fluctuations during mass production can be traced and evaluated in advance.