GOODBO MOULD LIMITED

1.What is the production capacity of the factory for plastic enclosure molds?

The annual manufacturing capacity is around 400-600 sets of various plastic injection moulds for parts of auto parts, home appliances, medical instruments, office appliances and communicating equipments, etc.

2.What should be taken into consideration when selecting a plastic enclosure molds for a certain application?

Our mission is to provide customers with the best solutions for plastic enclosure molds.
1. The type of material to be used in the mould.
2. The size and shape of the part to be produced.
3. The complexity of the part design.
4. The production volume required.
5. The type of injection moulding machine to be used.
6. The type of cooling system to be used.
7. The type of ejection system to be used.
8. The type of surface finish required.
9. The cost of the mould.
10. The lead time for the mould.

3.What is the difference between an injection mould and a compression plastic enclosure molds?

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.

4.About the scale of plastic enclosure molds factory

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

5.What other factors need to be taken into account when designing a plastic enclosure molds?

We have a first -class management team, and we pay attention to teamwork to achieve common goals.
1. The type of material to be used for the mould: Different materials have different properties and require different mould designs.
2. The size and shape of the part to be produced: The mould must be designed to accommodate the size and shape of the part.
3. The number of cavities: The number of cavities in the mould will affect the design.
4. The type of injection moulding machine to be used: The mould must be designed to fit the injection moulding machine.
5. The type of cooling system to be used: The mould must be designed to accommodate the cooling system.
6. The type of ejection system to be used: The mould must be designed to accommodate the ejection system.
7. The type of surface finish to be achieved: The mould must be designed to achieve the desired surface finish.
8. The type of gate to be used: The mould must be designed to accommodate the gate.
9. The type of runner system to be used: The mould must be designed to accommodate the runner system.
10. The type of venting system to be used: The mould must be designed to accommodate the venting system.

6.How does the temperature of a plastic enclosure molds affect the moulding process?

We have a professional team that is committed to the innovation and development of plastic enclosure molds.Temperature is a critical factor in the moulding process. If the mould is too cold, the plastic material will not flow properly and the moulded part will be of poor quality. If the mould is too hot, the plastic material will degrade and the moulded part will be of poor quality. The ideal temperature for the mould depends on the type of plastic material being used. Generally, the mould should be heated to a temperature that is slightly higher than the melting point of the plastic material. This will ensure that the plastic material flows properly and the moulded part has a good finish.

7.How does shrinkage of the material being moulded affect the finished product?

We have rich industry experience and professional knowledge, and have strong competitiveness in the market.Shrinkage of the material being moulded can affect the finished product in a variety of ways. If the material shrinks too much, it can cause warping, cracking, or other deformities in the finished product. It can also cause the product to be smaller than expected, or to have a different shape than intended. Additionally, shrinkage can cause the product to have a different surface finish than expected, or to have a different color than intended.

8.What techniques are used to remove excess material from a plastic enclosure molds during the moulding process?

We maintain a stable growth through reasonable capital operations, focus on industry development trends and cutting -edge technologies, and focus on product quality and safety performance.
1. Trimming: This is the most common technique used to remove excess material from a mould. It involves using a sharp tool to cut away the excess material.
2. Sanding: This technique involves using sandpaper to sand down the excess material.
3. Grinding: This technique involves using a grinding wheel to grind away the excess material.
4. Drilling: This technique involves using a drill to drill away the excess material.
5. Blasting: This technique involves using a blasting material such as sand or glass beads to blast away the excess material.

9.What plastic enclosure molds maintenance methods can be used to extend the mold’s service life?

We maintain a certain amount of R&D investment every year and continuously improve operational efficiency to provide better services to our cooperative customers.
1. Clean the mold regularly: Cleaning the mold regularly helps to remove any dirt, dust, or debris that can cause wear and tear on the mold.
2. Lubricate the mold: Lubricating the mold helps to reduce friction and wear on the mold.
3. Inspect the mold: Regularly inspecting the mold for any signs of wear or damage can help to identify any potential problems before they become serious.
4. Repair any damage: If any damage is found, it should be repaired as soon as possible to prevent further damage and extend the life of the mold.
5. Store the mold properly: Storing the mold in a dry, cool place can help to prevent rust and corrosion.

10.What type of steel is normally used for a plastic enclosure molds?

We focus on our customers' needs and strive to meet their expectations, so we take this very seriously.
Tool steel is typically used for moulds. Common types of tool steel include high-speed steel, hot-work steel, cold-work steel, shock-resistant steel, and plastic mould steel.

11.What technologies are used to produce higher quality plastic enclosure molds?

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 plastic enclosure molds 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.