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Permanent mould casting is suited to low volume production of moderate or complex shapes of casting.

Permanent mould casting is suited to low volume production of moderate or complex shapes of casting. Correct Answer False

To economize the use of metallic mould, the permanent mould casting is particularly suited to high volume production of simple, small castings with uniform wall thickness and no intricate details. The materials which are cast in permanent moulds are zinc alloys, copper alloys, magnesium alloys, grey cast iron etc.

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