Squeeze casting is a near net shape casting process that combines casting and forging to produce parts with high mechanical properties. The process involves pouring liquid metal into a preheated, lubricated die and applying pressure as the metal solidifies. Key parameters that affect the process include casting temperature, die temperature, applied pressure, and pressure duration. A case study examined the effects of varying squeeze pressure, pressure duration, time delay, and die temperature on the density of an LM20 alloy. Squeeze casting produces parts with little to no machining required, low porosity, fine microstructures, and high strength. However, the process also has high costs due to complex tooling and strict control requirements.