Zamac

ZAMAC is a zinc-based alloy composed of aluminum, magnesium, and copper, known for its outstanding malleability, mechanical strength, and die-casting capabilities. These properties make it a preferred material for manufacturing components that require aesthetic appeal, dimensional accuracy, and functional durability.

At ZINSA, we offer ZAMAC in ingot form, with a controlled composition that meets international standards—an optimal choice for industries requiring consistency and performance in manufacturing.

ZAMAC is highly regarded in the automotive industry, where it is used to produce structural parts, decorative elements, and mechanical components. It is also widely applied in the furniture and decoration industry, especially for handles, hinges, locks, and other metallic fittings with high-end finishes.

The electrical and electronics industry benefits from ZAMAC’s properties, using it for housings, connectors, and parts requiring conductivity and dimensional stability. It is also used in the textile industry to manufacture accessories like buckles, snaps, and metallic trims.

Compared to other materials, ZAMAC supports the creation of complex mold designs with high detail fidelity. Its controlled density and relatively low melting point help reduce energy costs and improve production efficiency.

At ZINSA, we ensure a ZAMAC alloy with high purity, full traceability, and superior technical performance, meeting the needs of a wide range of industrial applications.

ZAMAC is a zinc-based alloy composed of aluminum, magnesium, and copper, known for its outstanding malleability, mechanical strength, and die-casting capabilities. These properties make it a preferred material for manufacturing components that require aesthetic appeal, dimensional accuracy, and functional durability.

At ZINSA, we offer ZAMAC in ingot form, with a controlled composition that meets international standards—an optimal choice for industries requiring consistency and performance in manufacturing.

ZAMAC is highly regarded in the automotive industry, where it is used to produce structural parts, decorative elements, and mechanical components. It is also widely applied in the furniture and decoration industry, especially for handles, hinges, locks, and other metallic fittings with high-end finishes.

The electrical and electronics industry benefits from ZAMAC’s properties, using it for housings, connectors, and parts requiring conductivity and dimensional stability. It is also used in the textile industry to manufacture accessories like buckles, snaps, and metallic trims.

Compared to other materials, ZAMAC supports the creation of complex mold designs with high detail fidelity. Its controlled density and relatively low melting point help reduce energy costs and improve production efficiency.

At ZINSA, we ensure a ZAMAC alloy with high purity, full traceability, and superior technical performance, meeting the needs of a wide range of industrial applications.