cast alloys

Cast alloys are metal mixtures poured into molds to create various objects and parts. They typically combine metals like aluminum, zinc, or copper with other elements to improve strength, durability, and corrosion resistance. Once poured into a mold, the alloy cools and hardens into the desired shape. Cast alloys are widely used in manufacturing for engine components, jewelry, art, and machinery because they can be made into complex forms with good precision and surface finish. The specific alloy composition is chosen based on the required mechanical properties and application.