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The specific draft angle required can vary depending on several factors, including the type of material being cast, the complexity of the part geometry, and the depth of the mold cavity. Generally, a draft angle of 1 to 3 degrees is often recommended, although some complex geometries may require angles up to 5 degrees or more. For larger parts, steeper draft angles may be advantageous, while smaller parts can often get by with less taper.

2. Rapid Prototyping In industries where speed to market is essential, low volume stamping facilitates rapid prototyping. This is particularly useful in sectors like automotive, aerospace, and electronics, where new designs are frequently tested. With low volume stamping, companies can quickly produce prototypes, test their performance, and refine designs without the long lead times associated with traditional manufacturing methods.

- Flexibility Modern stamping technologies enable manufacturers to produce a wide variety of parts—from simple brackets to complex chassis components—making it adaptable to both conventional and electric vehicle production.

2. Perfect Fitment One of the most significant advantages of using OEM parts is the guaranteed fitment. Since the B-Series Spark Plug Cover OEM is designed specifically for certain models, it will fit precisely without the need for modifications.