Casting machine is a general term for equipment that shapes molten metal or alloy into desired parts via molds. A more function-specific variant, the casting forming machine, emphasizes its ability to produce precise, finished castings with consistent dimensions, making it ideal for automotive and aerospace component manufacturing. Meanwhile, the pouring machine—often categorized under casting equipment—specializes in the controlled transfer of molten material into molds, ensuring uniform filling and reducing defects in the final cast products. All three play key roles in streamlining metal casting workflows across industrial sectors.