Centrifugal casting involves rotating a mold at high speeds while molten metal is poured into it. The centrifugal force helps distribute the metal evenly around the mold, resulting in denser parts with fewer imperfections. This process is ideal for producing hollow parts or pipes.

Applications: Pipes, cylinders, and bearings.

Advantages:

• Produces dense, strong parts.
• Ideal for hollow or cylindrical components.
• Reduces porosity and defects.

Disadvantages:

• Limited to cylindrical parts.
• High mold costs due to rotation equipment.