GOODBO MOULD LIMITED

1.What factors affect the lifespan of a injection plastic mould?

We are centered on customers and always pay attention to customers' needs for injection plastic mould products.
1. Temperature: Temperature can affect the growth and survival of moulds. Generally, moulds grow best in warm, damp environments. High temperatures can kill some moulds, while low temperatures can slow down their growth.
2. Humidity: High humidity levels can promote the growth of moulds, while low humidity levels can inhibit their growth.
3. Light: Moulds need light to grow, so exposure to light can affect their lifespan.
4. Airflow: Poor air circulation can create an environment that is conducive to mould growth.
5. Nutrients: Moulds need nutrients to survive, so the availability of nutrients can affect their lifespan.
6. pH: The pH of the environment can affect the growth of moulds. Generally, moulds prefer slightly acidic environments.

2.What materials are usually used to make injection plastic mould?

We have established long-term and stable partnerships with our suppliers, so we have great advantages in price and cost and quality assurance.Moulds are typically made from metal, plastic, rubber, silicone, or plaster.

3.About injection plastic mould quality system

We define quality as total customer satisfaction and actively deploy the push of the work for components and management standardization.Excellent and adequate processing equipments, and normalized and efficient production management are the guarantee for mould quality and delivery.

4.What is the difference between an injection mould and a compression injection plastic mould?

We have been working hard to improve service quality and meet customer needs.An injection mould is a tool used to produce plastic parts by injecting molten material into a mould cavity. The molten material is injected under pressure and cooled to form the desired shape. A compression mould is a tool used to produce plastic parts by pressing a preheated plastic material into a mould cavity. The material is then cooled and hardened to form the desired shape. The main difference between an injection mould and a compression mould is the way in which the molten material is introduced into the mould cavity.

5.What kind of lubricants are used to reduce injection plastic mould friction?

We have a good reputation and image in the industry. The quality and price advantage of injection plastic mould products is an important factor in our hard overseas market.Silicone lubricants, graphite lubricants, and PTFE (polytetrafluoroethylene) lubricants are all commonly used to reduce mould friction.

6.About the scale of injection plastic mould factory

Our company currently has over 200 employees and produces around 400-600 sets of various plastic injection molds annually.

7.How important is the accuracy of a injection plastic mould?

We operate our injection plastic mould business with integrity and honesty.The accuracy of a mould is extremely important, as it directly affects the quality of the finished product. If the mould is not accurate, the product may not fit together properly, or may not have the desired shape or size. In addition, if the mould is not accurate, it can lead to defects in the finished product, such as warping, cracking, or other imperfections.

8.What kind of cooling systems are used for moulding?

We have advantages in marketing and channel expansion. Suppliers have established good cooperative relations, continuously improved workflows, improved efficiency and productivity, and provided customers with high -quality products and services.The most common cooling systems used for moulding are water cooling systems, air cooling systems, and oil cooling systems. Water cooling systems are the most efficient and cost-effective, as they use a closed-loop system to circulate coolant through the mould to quickly cool the plastic. Air cooling systems use fans to blow air over the mould to cool it, while oil cooling systems use a heat exchanger to transfer heat from the mould to a cooling oil.

9.What technologies are used to produce higher quality injection plastic mould?

We pay attention to employee development and benefits, and provide a good working environment in order to improve the efficiency of employees and improve the quality management of injection plastic mould products.
1. Computer Numerical Control (CNC) Machining: CNC machining is a process that uses computer-controlled machines to cut and shape materials into precise shapes and sizes. This technology is used to produce higher quality moulds with greater accuracy and repeatability.
2. 3D Printing: 3D printing is a process that uses a digital model to create a physical object. This technology is used to produce complex moulds with intricate details and shapes.
3. Laser Cutting: Laser cutting is a process that uses a laser beam to cut and shape materials into precise shapes and sizes. This technology is used to produce higher quality moulds with greater accuracy and repeatability.
4. Vacuum Forming: Vacuum forming is a process that uses a vacuum to form plastic sheets into desired shapes. This technology is used to produce higher quality moulds with greater accuracy and repeatability.
5. Injection Moulding: Injection moulding is a process that uses a heated plastic material to form a desired shape. This technology is used to produce higher quality moulds with greater accuracy and repeatability.

10.What is the difference between high-pressure and low-pressure injection plastic mould?

We focus on teamwork and communication to achieve common goals, We attach great importance to this detail.High-pressure moulds are used to create parts with complex shapes and intricate details, while low-pressure moulds are used to create parts with simpler shapes and fewer details. High-pressure moulds require more pressure to form the parts, while low-pressure moulds require less pressure. High-pressure moulds are more expensive and require more time to create the parts, while low-pressure moulds are less expensive and require less time.