The definition of the mold

The role of molds In electronics, automobiles, motors, instruments, appliances, meters, home appliances and communications products, 60% - 80% of parts must rely on mold molding. The high precision, high complexity, high consistency, high productivity, and low consumption of parts produced with molds are unmatched by other manufacturing methods. The mold is also a "benefit amplifier." The value of the final product produced with a mold is often dozens or hundreds of times the value of the mold itself. At present, the annual production value of molds around the world is about 60 billion U.S. dollars. The output value of the mold industry in industrial developed countries such as Japan and the United States has exceeded the output value of the machine tool industry. Since 1997, the output value of China's mold industry has also exceeded the output value of the machine tool industry. The level of mold production technology has become an important symbol to measure the level of product manufacturing in a country. To a large extent, it determines the product quality, efficiency and new product development capabilities.