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The most common die-cast materials are:

Aluminum: Lightweight, strong, corrosion-resistant, and excellent for complex shapes. Widely used in automotive and aerospace parts.

Zinc: High strength, durability, and precision. Ideal for small, intricate components like connectors and fittings.

Magnesium: Lightest of die-cast metals, with good strength-to-weight ratio. Used in electronics and automotive applications.

Copper: High conductivity and corrosion resistance. Used for electrical components and plumbing fittings.

Tin-based alloys: Less common, used for low-load applications like bearings due to low strength but good corrosion resistance.

Aluminum and zinc are the most prevalent due to their versatility and cost-effectiveness.