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One of the key advantages of precision casting is its ability to produce highly complex shapes that would be difficult or impossible to achieve through traditional machining methods. This is particularly beneficial when producing parts with fine details, such as internal passages or intricate designs. The typical precision of this process can reach 0.1mm to 0.2mm in class, which significantly reduces the need for secondary machining and finishing operations, saving time and reducing costs.

A die cast rotor is a rotating component made using the die casting process. Typically employed in electric motors, tools, and various machinery, these rotors are designed to convert electrical energy into mechanical energy. Their construction often involves materials like aluminum, zinc, and magnesium, which are favored for their lightweight and durable properties. The precision of die casting allows for intricate designs and high tolerances, making die cast rotors an ideal choice for applications requiring reliability and efficiency.

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Ejector pins come in various types, including standard pins, tapered pins, and customized designs for specific applications