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The manufacturing industry is increasingly embracing casting parts as a viable option for rapid prototyping. They are cost-effective and can produce a variety of products. Advances in casting technology have made the process safer, easier, and more accurate, making it an excellent choice for various applications.

The most common method for casting parts is die casting. It is very cost-effective and suitable for high-volume runs of components. However, its disadvantages include a large number of production costs and limited sizing. The process also cannot guarantee minimum mechanical properties, and it is not recommended for high-pressure applications.

Die casting is the cheapest way to produce large-volume parts. The process is also most suitable for materials with low melting points. Its advantages, however, are that this process is best suited for large, thin-walled components. Besides, it is a quick and easy process for low-volume productions. It is an effective option for high-volume products.