Integrated die casting is a metal forming technology that injects liquid metal into a pre manufactured mold cavity, forming the required parts through cooling and solidification. This technology is widely used in many industries, including automotive, aviation, electronics, and medical fields. Integrated die casting has the following advantages:

1. High precision and consistency: Integrated die casting can achieve high-precision and consistent part production, thereby reducing the cost and time of subsequent processing.

2. High material utilization rate: Integrated die casting can fully utilize raw materials, reduce material waste, and thus lower production costs.

3. Functional integration: Integrated die casting can achieve complex part structures, integrate multiple parts together, and reduce assembly costs and time.

4. Good mechanical properties: Integrated die casting can achieve high-strength and high stiffness parts, thereby improving product performance and reliability.

5. Low energy consumption: Compared to other metal forming technologies, integrated die casting has lower energy consumption and good energy-saving effects.

6. Environmental protection: The integrated die-casting process generates less waste and exhaust gas, which has a relatively small impact on the environment.

The disadvantages of integrated die casting mainly include:

1. High initial investment cost: Integrated die-casting requires the purchase of high-precision equipment and molds, and the initial investment cost is relatively high.

2. Long production preparation time: Integrated die-casting requires the design and manufacturing of molds, and the production preparation time is relatively long.

3. Poor adaptability: Integrated die casting is suitable for large-scale production, but its economic benefits are relatively poor for small-scale or multi variety production.

4. Difficulty in achieving certain complex structures: Although integrated die casting can achieve complex part structures, certain special structures may be difficult to achieve.

    In short, integrated die casting is a high-precision and high-efficiency metal forming technology suitable for large-scale production. However, when choosing this technology, it is necessary to consider the specific situation comprehensively in order to achieve the best economic benefits and quality effects.