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The impact of permanent die casting is evident in many sectors. In the automotive industry, for example, it is commonly used for producing engine blocks, transmission housings, and various other components that require a combination of strength and lightweight properties. In the aerospace sector, the need for robust yet lightweight materials makes permanent die casting an attractive option for manufacturing parts such as brackets and structural components.

Draft angle refers to the slight taper or angle added to the vertical walls of a die-cast part. Typically measured in degrees, this angle is essential for the easy removal of the part from the die. Without an appropriate draft angle, the parts may stick to the die, leading to damage during ejection or even the failure to extract the part altogether.