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Automatic metal pouring system application and required process result; Metal and mold-line interface: Provide alloy, temperature range, mold openings, pour mass variation and line movement. Identify how ladles or holding vessels are filled and how alloy changes are handled.; Metering and level control: Compare stopper, tilt or pressure-based arrangements with the actual duty. Include nozzle alignment, level sensing, inoculation if required and coordinated line stops.; Representative input variation and difficult production cases; Required acceptance evidence: Pour representative molds and assess delivered mass, fill consistency, temperature and resulting casting defects. Include refill, nozzle wear and interruption recovery.; Site and utility scope: Plan molten-metal transfer, vessel access, spill containment, extraction and exclusion from the pouring path.; Service provision: Maintain refractories, stopper rods, nozzles, sensors and motion alignment; retain calibration and pour-history records.; OEM/ODM engineering scope: OEM transfer and controls may be adapted; ODM casting families require filling trials and whole-line protective-function validation.; Upstream preparation and downstream handling interfaces; Destination country and applicable installation requirements; Production schedule, changeover mix and operator availability; Drawings, samples, inspection method and rejected-output criteria.