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A variety of different processes are used to manufacture Casting Parts. The process can produce parts that are only a few millimeters thick or as large as five meters. In addition, cast sizes may vary from a few centimetres to over five meters. The size and shape of the part will be determined by the foundry and machining procedures.

Various cast parts require post-production machining. The die used in this process can be either vertical or horizontal. The process is ideal for high-volume production and is cost-efficient for low-volume parts. The only disadvantage of die-casting is that it is not suited for small-scale manufacturing. The size limit of the die for the majority of products is 75 pounds.

The most common types of Casting Parts is die casting. The process is the most affordable for high-volume production runs. Because die casting requires relatively low cost per unit, it is the only process that meets these specifications. However, this process is not suitable for high-pressure applications, and the weight limit of die-casting parts is typically 75 pounds. This process is also not very accurate, so it’s not suitable for casting very large components.