Durable Injection Molding For Swing Car Mold with Factory Price
Details:
| Feature | Details |
| Place of Origin | Xiamen, China |
| Material | High-Quality Steel |
| Product | Injection Mold |
| Usage | Injection Tools |
| Cavity | Single Cavity Design |
| Test Video Duration | Over 5 Minutes |
| Runner Type | Hot Runner System |
| Mold Material Options | H13, P20, 718, 2314 |
| Mold Lifespan | 500,000 to 3,000,000 Shots |
| Customization | Available |
| Spare Parts | Provided Free of Charge |
| Lead Time | 45s T1 After Confirmation |
Overview:
Our swing car mold features a single cavity design and utilizes a hot runner system for efficient production. Crafted from high-quality steel options such as H13, P20, 718, and 2314, these molds are built to last between 500,000 to 3,000,000 shots. Each mold comes with a detailed test video of over 5 minutes, and we offer customization options to meet your specific needs. Additionally, we provide free spare parts and ensure a quick lead time of 45s T1 post-confirmation.
Our Advantages:
- We possess extensive expertise in manufacturing plastic baby car molds.
- With years of accumulated experience, we have developed a mature product and mold design framework, offering you professional technical guidance.
- Our design process ensures optimal raw material flow and complete filling, addressing potential mold issues before they arise.
- We typically use high-quality 718 or H13 steel for mold construction, guaranteeing a lifespan of over 1 million shots. The ejection system can be tailored with ejectors or other mechanisms.
- We offer customized solutions for plastic hanger molds. Please contact us for detailed information.
Protective Tips for Injection Molding Swing Car Mold
- Regular Maintenance
Perform regular maintenance on the mold to ensure it remains in optimal condition. This includes cleaning, lubricating, and inspecting all components for wear and tear.
- Temperature Control
Maintain consistent temperature control during the injection molding process. Proper temperature regulation prevents material degradation and ensures uniform product quality.
- Proper Venting
Ensure the mold is properly vented to prevent air traps and voids in the final product. Adequate venting enhances the quality and integrity of the molded parts.
- Use of Quality Materials
Always use high-quality raw materials for both the mold and the injection process. This minimizes the risk of defects and extends the mold’s lifespan.
- Precision in Mold Design
Invest in precise mold design and engineering. Accurate mold dimensions and features reduce the likelihood of production issues and ensure consistent part quality.
- Controlled Injection Pressure
Monitor and control injection pressure to avoid overpacking or underfilling. This helps in achieving the desired part density and structural integrity.
- Regular Mold Inspections
Conduct regular inspections of the mold before and after each production run. This helps in early detection of any potential issues, allowing for timely repairs and adjustments.
- Proper Storage
Store molds in a clean, dry environment when not in use. Protect them from dust, moisture, and physical damage to prolong their service life.
- Training for Operators
Ensure that all operators are well-trained in the injection molding process and mold handling procedures. Skilled operators can prevent damage and maintain production efficiency.
- Use of Protective Coatings
Apply protective coatings to mold surfaces to prevent corrosion and wear. This can significantly extend the life of the mold and maintain the quality of the molded products.