Aluminium Die Casting Manufacturer

Die Casting Heat Sink

Complex 3D shapes cost-effectively produced for high-volume applications.

KINGKA is a professional CNC machining service provider, focusing on providing high-performance custom die-cast heat sinks for industries with demanding thermal management requirements such as LED lighting, power systems, automotive electronics, telecommunications and industrial control.

Main advantages:

High thermal conductivity:

Using ADC12 aluminum alloy, the thermal conductivity is as high as 96–105 W/m·K, which can achieve fast and efficient heat transfer.

Precision CNC machining:

Five-axis CNC post-processing ensures dimensional tolerances within ±0.02 mm.

One-step molding of complex structures:

High-pressure die casting (280T–800T) can form complex structures with fin thickness as low as 0.8 mm.

Multiple surface treatments:

A variety of surface treatment options such as anodizing, electroplating, sandblasting and powder coating are available to enhance the durability and aesthetics of the product.

Scalable and cost-effective:

The company has an automated production line with a monthly production capacity of more than 50,000 units, ensuring quality while reducing costs.

Why Choose KINGKA:

Over 20 years of CNC and mold expertise

One-stop solution: from mold design to surface treatment

ISO 9001 and IATF 16949 certified

3D CAD and thermal simulation support

KINGKA – Precision die casting. Reliable heat dissipation performance. Full process control from design to delivery.

Electronic Equipment

Die-casted heat sinks are widely used in LED lighting, computers, automotive electronics, consumer electronics and other fields to help high-power electronic components dissipate heat and improve equipment stability and life.

Industrial Equipment

KingKa provides customized aluminum die-casting heat sinks, which are widely used in industrial equipment such as inverters, robots, laser equipment and LED lighting.

Automotive Electronics

Die Casted Heat Sink is widely used in automotive electronics for battery management systems, chargers, infotainment systems, autonomous driving sensors, electric drive systems, etc., providing efficient heat dissipation and improving equipment performance and reliability.

Communication Equipment

Die-casted heat sinks are widely used in communication equipment such as base stations, routers, optical communication equipment and radio transmitters to help dissipate heat, avoid overheating, and improve equipment performance and lifespan.