Over the last decades, the die casting industry has undergone rapid transformation. Once focused mainly on automotive engine components and smaller parts such as housings and brackets, today’s die casting operations are expanding into more complex geometries and larger, structurally critical parts. The automotive sector in particular is driving this shift. Lightweighting initiatives have propelled the adoption of die cast aluminum in place of traditional steel components in powertrains and drivelines — and even vehicle underbodies, thanks to the developmen
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