Casting is a manufacturing process in which a molten material is introduced into a solid mold and allowed to solidify. The solid material takes the shape of the mold. The term usually refers to metals but can also apply to the same process for other materials. Ceramics can be "slip cast" and polymers can also be cast. read more
The difference between Casting & Molding is about Material state during manufacturing. Material when heated, will be convert into Liquid without pliable (like gum & fevicol) stage- such metals when heated don't get pliable stage. When they poured into cavity - known as “Casting”. read more
The basic difference between moulding and casting is the method by which molten metal is poured. In moulding the metal is poured under pressure but in casting ut doesn't requires any external pressure because of low viscosity of metal which facilitate it to move easily under gravitational force. read more
The difference between Casting and molding is that in one material, mold, and output product has a lot differences. Generally the term casting is used, when the material used is a metal & v belt for non-metals such as plastics (in UK English). read more