1.avoid elaborate tooling for parts with unusual or complex internal configurations.

2.efficiently and accurately produce small, intricate, or hard-to-machine shapes.

3.create higher quality, more detail, and greater consistency for many parts.

4.efficiently combine several machined parts into one casting.

5.have the ability to cast metals and alloys that are hard to machine or fabricate.

6.are able to make parts that cannot be produced by normal manufacturing techniques.

7.produce virtually identical finished parts.

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