Aluminium Die Casting
High-pressure and gravity die casting capabilities support the production of complex aluminium components across demanding automotive applications.
- HPDC: 100-tonne to 1,650-tonne presses
- GDC: Tilting gravity die casting
Lightweighting combines aluminium die casting, tooling, precision machining, surface finishing and assembly to deliver complex components and solutions for ICE and EV architectures.
LIGHTWEIGHTING
Aluminium die casting enables complex geometries and integrated component designs while supporting weight-conscious vehicle architectures. Lightweighting brings together casting, tooling, machining, finishing and assembly capabilities through an integrated manufacturing route.
CONNECTED CAPABILITIES
High-pressure and gravity die casting capabilities support the production of complex aluminium components across demanding automotive applications.
In-house tooling capabilities support die design and development for complex casting applications.
Machining capabilities support dimensional accuracy and finishing requirements for cast components.
In-house powder coating and other secondary processes provide additional finishing capabilities within the manufacturing ecosystem.
Integrated assembly capabilities enable finished components and assemblies to be delivered through a connected production route.
PORTFOLIO
Lightweighting supports complex aluminium component applications across evolving vehicle architectures.
Complex cast components manufactured for demanding automotive applications.
Precision-machined aluminium components produced to application-specific dimensional requirements.
Cast, machined, finished and assembled solutions delivered through an integrated manufacturing route.
Representative product imagery comes from the HRPTL presentation. Final technical names should be confirmed against the approved catalogue.
From initial design through finished assembly, the manufacturing process brings together engineering, simulation, tooling and production capabilities. Casting simulation and process engineering support the development and optimisation of complex components before production.
Shot blasting, ultrasonic washing, vibro finishing, impregnation and casting stress relieving support component quality and finishing requirements.
In-house powder coating capability provides an integrated route for selected component applications.
Vacuum systems, in-mould temperature control and jet cooling support controlled die-casting processes.

Lightweighting capabilities support complex aluminium applications across established ICE platforms and emerging EV architectures, where component integration, geometry and weight efficiency are increasingly important.
CONNECT WITH HIGHWAY ROOP
Tell us what you are looking to build, improve or scale, and connect with the Highway Roop team.