Die casting release agents · ZP / DASEON
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ZP Release Agents · Die Casting
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Find your product by alloy

Four series, one accessory basket. Every grade is a working liquid once mixed with water — the same way your current concentrate is used. No new equipment, no new procedure.

Aluminium series

ModelPositionDilutionTypical use
ZP-418Workhorse1:120 – 200 *General aluminium castings across 280–3,200 t
ZP-418AHeavy-duty*Deep-cavity structural parts, clutch/transmission housings
SP-718Premium / high-temp*New-energy structural parts, hot dies
SP-618Standard*General production
SP-518Economy*Cost-driven general castings
ZP-316Oxidation-critical*Pure aluminium, anodising-bound parts
ZP-318Specialty*Charging-pile housings and similar

* Dilution for these grades is confirmed per application by the factory. We publish the conservative value and never over-promise a mixing ratio.

Magnesium series

ModelPositionDilution
ZP-801Workhorse1:80 – 100
ZP-801AHeavy-duty variant*
ZP-802 / 802AExtended series*
ZP-106 / 106AExtended series*

Zinc series

ModelPositionDilution
ZP-118Workhorse1:100
ZP-218Extended series*

Plunger lubricants

Black / white / translucent white. Tell us which colour your shop uses and we match the grade and send the MSDS. One supplier for the die face and the plunger.

The rest of the basket

Ancillary

Granular salt

Refined industrial salt for die and furnace-side use. Available with MSDS, and can ship together with your sample so you do not pay two freights.

Ancillary

De-slagging agents

De-oxidising and de-slagging products, traditionally used by Taiwanese and Japanese foundries.

How to start

Free sample program

Concentrate sample, dilution instructions for your part type, and a simple trial protocol so both sides measure the same numbers.

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When NOT to use a grade: casting magnesium? Use the ZP-800 series, not the aluminium range. Parts heading to a plating or anodising line? Insist on a zero-silicone grade — it is not worth the defect risk. We would rather lose one order than sell you the wrong drum.

Frequently asked questions

The questions buyers actually ask before the first drum. Answered without marketing language.

What dilution ratio should I use?

It depends on the alloy, part geometry and die temperature. Our published ranges are factory-confirmed starting points (for example 1:100 for the zinc workhorse, 1:80–100 for magnesium). The trial on your machine fixes the final ratio.

Do you also supply plunger lubricants and other consumables?

Yes. Plunger lubricants are available in black, white and translucent white — tell us which colour your shop uses and we match the grade and send the MSDS. Granular salt and de-slagging agents complete the basket, and can ship together with your sample to save a freight leg.

Are your grades silicone-free?

We offer zero-silicone grades for parts that go to a plating, painting or anodising line, where silicone carry-over causes blistering and peeling. Ask for the zero-silicone option when you send your enquiry.