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While HPDC is an efficient method of production, it does come with its set of challenges. The initial investment in die tools can be significant; steel molds can be expensive and require precise engineering to minimize wear and extend their lifespan. Additionally, the process demands high technical expertise and robust quality control measures to achieve optimal results. Companies must navigate these challenges while being cognizant of maintaining efficiency and minimizing costs.

Applications Commonly used in industries needing intricate designs and robust parts, such as automotive and aerospace sectors.

Conversely, cold chamber die casting is better suited for higher melting point metals, such as aluminum, brass, and magnesium. In this method, the molten metal is poured into the die from a separate melting furnace. The pouring mechanism requires the use of ladles or other devices, setting it apart from the continuous flow seen in hot chamber systems.

Applications of Die Cast Zinc Alloys