Custom Injection Mold Plastic Die for Industrial Single Mold Applications

• Customization: Available
• Shaping Mode: Injection Mould
• Surface Finish Process: Heat Treatment
• Model NO.: t-Precision Injection Mold
• Mould Cavity: Multi Cavity
• Plastic Material: PA66+GF
• Process Combination Type: Single-Process Mode
• Application: Car, Household Appliances, Furniture, Commodity, Electronic, Home Use, Hardware
• Runner: Hot Runner
• Design Software: AutoCAD
• Installation: Fixed
• Certification: TS16949, CE, ISO, FDA
• Standard: HASCO
• Customized: Customized
• Product Name-1: Plastic Die
• Product Name-2: Single Die
• Product Name-3: Progressive Die
• Product Name-4: Injection Die
• Transport Package: Wood Case
• Specification: custom
• Trademark: Tec-key
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 8207300090
• Production Capacity: 1 Million /Years
• Package Size: 100.00cm * 80.00cm * 80.00cm
• Package Gross Weight: 120.000kg

Product Description

Product Description

Components Of An Injection Mold

An injection mold is a tool comprised of a series of parts that allows molten plastic to be formed and cooled in such a way as to create a discrete part shape.

Types of Plastic Injection Mold Tooling

Plastic injection mold tooling comes in various designs, depending on the complexity of the part being manufactured. The main types include:

1. Single-Cavity Molds
Single-cavity molds produce one plastic part per injection cycle. These are ideal for low-volume production or prototyping, where speed and cost efficiency are not as critical.

2. Multi-Cavity Molds
Multi-cavity molds produce multiple parts simultaneously, significantly increasing production efficiency. This type of mold is commonly used in high-volume manufacturing where consistent quality and rapid output are required.

3. Family Molds
Family molds have multiple cavities designed to produce different parts within a single injection cycle. They are useful when manufacturing multiple components of an assembly at the same time.

4. Hot Runner vs. Cold Runner Molds
Hot Runner Molds: Use a heated manifold system to keep the plastic melted until it reaches the cavities. This reduces waste and enhances production speed.
Cold Runner Molds: Utilize a simpler channel system that cools and solidifies excess plastic. While more cost-effective initially, cold runner molds tend to generate more material waste.
5. Two-Shot Molds
Two-shot or dual-shot molds allow for the injection of two different plastic materials or colors within a single cycle. These molds are used in multi-material products, such as toothbrushes with soft grips.

Each type of plastic injection mold tooling serves a specific purpose, ensuring the right balance of quality, efficiency, and cost-effectiveness for different applications.

Mould Details

Name	Plastic Injecition Mold
Mould core	P20,NAK80,SKD11,S316,S50C,S45C,718H,718 or customers' appointed
Mould base	LKM, HASCO, DME or upon customer's requirement
Type of plastic mold	3-plate mold,2-plate mold
Cavity	Single/Multi 1*1,1+1,1*2,1+1+1,etc
Mode Gate	Fan gate,Sub gate,Pin Point gate,Valve
Ejection system	Stripper plate,Lifter,Push Bar,Ejection Pin etc
Runner	Hot/cold type
Plastic material	HDPE, PP, nylon, PEEK, LDPE, ABS, styrene, acrylic, acetal, PE, PTFE, PEI, and PES
Mould life	300,000-1,000,000 shots
Lead time	15-35days after deposit received
Specification	Follow the 3D final drawing
Packaging details	covering with film for anti rust and packed with wooden Case

Parts Production Details

Product Material	ABS,AS,PP,PPS,PC,PE,POM,PMMA,PS,HDPE,TPE,TPU etc.
Surface finish	Polishing finish,Texture Finish,Glossy Finish,Painting,Slik print,Rubber Painting etc.
MOQ	500 PCS
Packaging details	Carton box or wooden Case upon product weight and customer's requirements.
Shipping	By sea or by air as customer requirement
Export Country	Janpan,Europe,USA,Mexico,Australia,Middle East,Korea,Asia etc.
Typical Used For	Housings, containers, caps, fittings,including as below Power-tool housing, Disposable razors, Electrical Switches,Crates/Recycling boxes Automotive dash boards,Television Cabinets,Drug Inhalation Units,Automotive bumpers, Wheelie bins ,Syringes,Telephone handsets ,Washing-up bowls,DVDs, Bottle Lids/closures,Battery Casings
Range of markets	industrial, consumer, food processing, aviation, seals/gaskets, lighting, packaging, filter, healthcare, telecommunications, mechanical, water treatment, appliance, recreation, lawn and garden, educational, oil and gas, government, construction, plumbing, surveillance, pumps, marine, motors, gears, RFID tags, electronics, and fasteners.

How Do We Ensure The Quality of Injection Molds

1. Advanced CNC Machining
Leading manufacturers use computer numerical control (CNC) machining to create highly precise mold components. This technology ensures accuracy down to microns, which is critical for high-quality parts.

2. High-Quality Materials
Molds are typically made from hardened steel, aluminum, or beryllium copper. Hardened steel offers the longest lifespan but is more expensive, whereas aluminum molds are more affordable but less durable.

3. Rigorous Testing and Quality Control
Before a mold is used in production, manufacturers conduct thorough testing, including:

--Mold flow analysis to predict how molten plastic will behave.
--Prototype testing to identify potential defects.
--Wear and durability assessments to ensure longevity.

4. Customization and Engineering Support
Experienced mold manufacturers work closely with clients to design custom tooling solutions. This ensures that the mold fits the exact specifications and production goals of the client.

Choosing the Right Injection Mold Tool for Your Needs

Selecting the best injection molding tool for your project depends on several factors, including:
1. Production Volume
Low-volume production: Aluminum or single-cavity molds are cost-effective.
High-volume production: Hardened steel or multi-cavity molds provide long-term durability.
2. Material Selection
The type of plastic used affects mold design. Different plastics have unique flow characteristics, shrinkage rates, and temperature requirements.
3. Complexity of the Part
For intricate designs, multi-cavity, two-shot, or hot runner molds might be necessary. Simpler parts can be made with standard cold runner molds.
4. Budget Considerations
Upfront tooling costs can be significant, so businesses should balance initial investment with long-term cost savings.
 
By considering these factors, you can select the most suitable injection mold tooling for their specific needs.

Advantages of Aluminum Injection Molding

1. Cost
Aluminum injection mold cost is lower compared to steel in manufacturing an injection mold. The overall worth and return on investment of a mold can depend significantly on mold usage. Nevertheless, the initial tool investment for aluminum is less if all other factors are equal.

2. Lead
Aluminum molds guarantee a faster path for the production of products. Steel injection molding can take months from designing the mold to realizing the final product. However, aluminum injection molds only require days to create molds, prototypes, and final products.

3. Good for Low Volumes
For low-volume batch production of parts, aluminum plastic injection molds offer better value. This is due to their reliability in providing lower upfront costs and producing reliable parts in thousands.

4. Machining Time
Aluminum prototype molds dissipate heat much faster than steel molds. Hence, they can heat and cool much more quickly. During injection molding, the cooling time accounts for the overall cycle of the molding process. Therefore, choosing an aluminum molding process allows a shorter cycle, which translates into the faster production of parts.

5. Fewer Defects, Better Parts
Plastic parts injection molded using aluminum molds benefit from faster, more even heating and cooling compared to steel molds, which helps reduce defects like sink marks, voids, and burn scars—resulting in more consistent quality and fewer rejects.

6. Easier to Repair or Modify
Aluminum molds are softer and easier to machine, making repairs or design tweaks much simpler and more cost-effective than with hardened steel molds.

Company Profile

Tec-key, founded in Shenzhen in 2016, is a Chinese manufacturer specializing in the production of molds, stamping parts, feeders, manipulators, and large-scale, high-speed, precision forging and stamping automation equipment, with over 20 years of experience in automated production. Located in Shenzhen, China, the company manufactures feeders, punches, molds, and stamping parts in Shenzhen, with a plastics production facility in Chonburi, Thailand.

Our company is equipped with advanced quality control methods and holds ISO9001 and CE certifications. We utilize a large number of ultra-large precision CNC machining equipment, various precision testing instruments, and a comprehensive set of physical and chemical facilities. We also implement information-based enterprise systems such as ERP, PDM, and CAM.

Our punch press manufacturing manager has over 40 years of experience in punch press production. Our presses offer comparable quality to Japanese presses at half the price. We primarily produce C- and H-frame precision presses ranging from 25 to 3,000 tons. We also offer single-, double-, and four-column hydraulic presses, as well as high-speed automated stamping lines. All equipment undergoes multiple quality assurance tests before leaving the factory. From initial manufacturing to subsequent installation, every component is strictly quality-assured. We also offer on-site installation and commissioning services at any time. We use our most professional automation experience to serve you!

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FAQ

Q1: What is injection molding?
A1: Injection molding is a widely used manufacturing process for producing plastic parts in large quantities. The process involves using an injection molding machine to melt the material, inject it into a mold under pressure, and produce components of the desired shape after cooling.

Q2: Are you an injection mold factory?
A2: Yes, We can provide one-stop service for mold making and plastic parts production and assembly.

Q3: Is injection moulding expensive?
A3: The start-up costs for a large run can be expensive, but the price for the project becomes better and better as you continue to produce. If you're looking at price per unit, plastic injection molding is one of the cheapest, most cost-efficient forms of manufacturing. 

Q4. What are the basics of molding?
A4. The basics of plastic injection molding process includes creating the product design, making a tooling a mold to fit the product design, melting the plastic resin pellets, and using pressure to inject the melted pellets into the mold.

Q5. What is custom injection molding?
A5. Custom injection molding refers to the process of manufacturing plastic parts using injection molding technology, where the molds are specifically designed and fabricated to produce parts according to the unique requirements of a customer or project. In other words, custom injection molding involves the production of plastic components tailored to the specific needs, dimensions, and specifications provided by the customer.

Q6: What are the 4 stages of injection moulding?
A6:  These four stages—clamping, injection, cooling, and ejection—are repeated for each cycle of the injection molding process, with the mold closing, injection of plastic, cooling, ejection of the part, and then reopening of the mold for the next cycle. Proper control and optimization of each stage are essential to ensure high-quality, consistent production of plastic parts.

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