What is Plastic Injection Mold? In short, injection molds are tools for the production of plastic products, which are mainly used for mass production. Injection molds can provide plastic products with complete structures and precise dimensions quickly and easily.
One, the type of injection mold
Due to a large number of injection molds used and their application fields being different, the classification is more complicated. According to the molding characteristics, it can be divided into thermosetting injection molds and thermoplastic injection molds. According to the molding process, it can be divided into transfer molds, blow molds, casting molds, thermoforming molds, hot pressing molds, and injection molds.
Second, the application of injection molds
Most plastic products are produced by a series of plastic molds. For many companies, injection molds are necessary equipment for them to produce various plastic products. Products produced by plastic molds have the advantages of a lightweight, high strength, good toughness, corrosion resistance, good insulation, easy coloring, easy molding, and low cost. Therefore, they have been widely used and won people's love and favor. Nowadays, these plastic products have entered the lives of ordinary people and are inseparable from people’s production and life. With the rapid development of the plastics industry, plastic products have gained great value in various industrial sectors such as aviation, electronics, machinery, automobiles, and daily life. Promotion and application. It can be said that plastic parts have penetrated into various sectors of the national economy, and the trend of plasticization of parts has continued to strengthen, and all-plastic products have appeared one after another, which in many respects have become substitutes for metal products. Whether in terms of improving productivity, ensuring product quality, or reducing costs, and reducing labor intensity, plastic molds have great advantages.
At present, some mold factories on the market are not very large, and the quality of the finished products cannot be guaranteed. Therefore, most customers cannot distinguish between good and bad molds, and the phenomenon of price comparison frequently occurs, leading to the production of low-end molds. Many customers may find quality problems after purchasing molds for a period of time, but manufacturers are unwilling to provide repair services or refunds, and the market environment needs to be improved.
