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4. Continuous Improvements Gathering feedback from production runs can lead to continuous improvements. Analyzing bottlenecks or issues in part ejection can inform future design modifications for better draft angles.

1. Creating Internal Features The primary purpose of a core is to form internal features that cannot be crafted from the outer mold. For example, cores are essential in producing cylindrical holes, chambers, or other shapes within the cast part. These features are often critical for the part's functionality.

The die casting process begins with the preparation of the molds, which are typically made from steel or iron and designed to withstand high temperatures and pressures. The molds are precision-engineered to create specific shapes and features of the final product. Once the molds are ready, the process involves several key steps