​Although the development of stamping processing technology has been focused on molds so far, under the current globalization of production plants, it has fallen into the bottleneck of commercial expansion. The lack of local mold technicians overseas has become a problem that cannot be ignored.

​Although dies represent a significant cost, the greatest capital investment is in the die-casting machine itself. Once the die is available, it becomes easy to rapidly ramp-up production. Normally, these are produced in small batches. This ability to suddenly increase production rate has been dramatically demonstrated in the challenge to produce ventilators for the Covid-19 pandemic. 

​When looking to manufacture your product parts, you may be faced with the choice between using aluminum die casting, sand casting or permanent mold casting as your process. What is the difference between these various processes, and which one is right for you? Read on to learn more.