Compared with permanent mold castings, die castings can be made to closer dimensional limits and with thinner sections; holes can be cored; are produced at higher rates with less manual labor; have smoother surfaces; and usually cost less per die casting. But permanent mold casting involves somewhat lower tooling costs and can be made with sand cores yielding shapes not available in die casting.

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