Die Casting is a manufacturing process for producing engineered metal parts by injecting molten metal under high pressure into reusable hardened steel molds called dies. Each mold or die can be designed to produce simple or complex shaped parts with smooth or textured surfaces and with a high degree of accuracy and repeatability. Close tolerances, hardness, machinability and plateablity are only a few of the advantages of die cast parts. The high-pressure die casting process is the fastest and most cost-effective manufacturing process available for producing precise, high-integrity, near net-shape non-ferrous metal parts with excellent surface finishes.