Industrial Furnaces and Automation Systems Working in Synergy: Solving the Challenges of Die Casting Temperature Control

Precise temperature control in industrial furnaces directly affects the quality of die-cast parts, and automation integration is now enabling this breakthrough. Professional manufacturers are achieving precise control of aluminum melt temperatures—within ±5℃—by linking furnaces with six-axis robots and intelligent sensing systems. Combined with real-time data feedback from MES systems, this approach has reduced the defect rate of battery housings for a certain automaker by 2%. Moreover, automated furnace charging and waste-heat recovery modules can cut energy consumption by 18%, balancing production efficiency with environmental sustainability requirements and making them a key configuration in the new-energy die-casting sector.

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时间：2025-10-11 09:54

Precise temperature control in industrial furnaces directly affects the quality of die-cast parts, and automation integration is now enabling this breakthrough. Professional manufacturers are achieving precise control of molten aluminum temperatures within ±5℃ by linking furnaces with six-axis robots and intelligent sensing systems. Coupled with real-time data feedback from MES systems, this approach has reduced the defect rate of battery housings for a certain automotive company by 2%. Moreover, automated furnace charging and waste-heat recovery modules can cut energy consumption by 18%, balancing production efficiency with environmental sustainability requirements and making them a key configuration in the new-energy die-casting sector.

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