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FAQ About Plastic injection mold

Q1: What kind of molds do you make? Plastic injection mold, Compression mold or something else?
A1: We are mainly making plastic injection mold and die-casting mold.
Sometimes we also make rubber molds according to our customer’s requirements.

Q2: Do you build hot runner plastic moulds?
A2: Yes. We build hot runner Plastic Moulds and specialized in many different systems, such as DME, Master, Mastip, Hasco, Yudo, Incoe, Husky, etc.
The manifold recommended for your tool is selected to meet your individual needs.

Q3: What types of files do you accept (drawings)?
A3: With our CAD systems we can accept the following files:STP, IGS, DXF, DWG, Cad Key PPT, STL, X_T, CATIA, UG files, etc.

Q4: What kind of steel do you use for plastic mouldings?
A4: We can use any type of steel appointed by customer or popular in the market.
Such as P20, 718, 8407, NAK80, H13, S136, DIN 1.2738, DIN 1.2344, etc.

Q5: Can you provide the steel certificate and heat-treatment certificate?
A5: Yes, We can provide steel certificate or hardness certificate to prove.

Q6: Can you make the texture/text/heat-treatment/nitriding for the injection mold plastic?
A6: Yes, As a plastic mold factory, we have long-term cooperated subsidiary factories that do those processes.
They are professional and well reputed in our local market.

Q7: How long is the lead-time for a plastic injection mold?
A7: It all depends on the mold’s size and complexity. Normally, the lead time is 25—45days.
If the Plastic Mouldings are very simple and not big size, we can work out within 15 days.

Q8: Do you make spare parts for your customer?
A8: Yes, we will provide spare parts for the mold if needed or required by clients.

Q9: How do you pack the plastic moulds?
A9: We pack the plastic moulds with a wooden box.

There are the main 3 operation steps.
First Step: We daub some rust preventive oil on the mold.
Second step: We pack the mold with thin plastic film to avoid moisture.
Third step: We put this plastic film packed mold in a wooden box, and fix it to avoid any movement.