There are several types of aluminum alloys available in the market for die casting, but the highly recommended ones include:

· 380

This aluminum alloy is the most cost-effective and common type used for die casting, and it is the best choice combining cost and practicality factors. 380 aluminum also provides the right characteristics for an above-average processing experience.

· 360

360 aluminum is the next best choice on this list because it has excellent strength, high corrosion resistance, and fairly good ductility. However, this material is slightly more difficult to cast.

· 383

This is a modified version of 380 aluminum. It has better mold filling properties, but the toughness is lower than other options.

· 390

While all other alloys are used for general projects, 390 aluminum is best suited for special applications that require better strength, wear resistance, and fluidity.

· 413

413 is another choice we usually use for high-pressure projects because it provides maximum fluidity and tightness.