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Yes, cast metals are generally softer than wrought metals of the same composition. This is because the casting process—melting the metal and pouring it into a mold—often results in a coarser grain structure with potential defects like porosity or dendrites, which reduce hardness. Wrought metals, shaped through mechanical working (like rolling or forging), have refined grains and can undergo strain hardening, increasing resistance to deformation.

Key Differences in Properties