GOODBO MOULD LIMITED

1.As a solidworks injection mold design factory, what after-sales services do you offer?

GoodBo Mould uses a integrated approach to establish the best process for the manufacturing of your product. Once the production is in place we use web-based communication, design and file transfer tools that streamline every step processing and fulfilling the project.All project management teams communicate in English.

2.How do solidworks injection mold design factory handle revisions or changes to mold design?

We have the leading technology and innovation capabilities, and attach importance to employee training and development, and provide promotion opportunities.A mold manufacturer typically handles revisions or changes to a mold design by first reviewing the requested changes with the customer to ensure that the changes are feasible and that the customer understands the potential impact of the changes. The mold manufacturer then updates the mold design to reflect the requested changes and produces a revised mold drawing for the customer to review and approve. Once the customer has approved the revised mold design, the mold manufacturer will begin the process of manufacturing the revised mold.

3.As a solidworks injection mold design factory, what are your production equipment?

Our mold processing equipment mainly includes stamping equipment, CNC machining equipment, electrical discharge machining equipment, wire cutting machines, plasma cutting machines, lathes, milling machines, grinders, drilling machines, and casting equipment.

4.As a solidworks injection mold design factory,Is there any ongoing cost associated with using molds?

We have broad development space in domestic and foreign markets. solidworks injection mold design factory have great advantages in terms of price, quality, and delivery date.
Yes, there are ongoing costs associated with using molds. These costs include the cost of the mold itself, the cost of the materials used to make the mold, the cost of the labor to create the mold, and the cost of maintenance and repairs. Additionally, depending on the type of mold, there may be additional costs associated with the use of specialized equipment or chemicals.

5.As a solidworks injection mold design factory,can molds be made for complex shapes and designs?

We focus on our customers' needs and strive to meet their expectations, so we take this very seriously.Yes, molds can be created for complex shapes and designs. Mold makers use a variety of techniques to create molds for complex shapes and designs, such as CNC machining, 3D printing, and hand sculpting.

6.As a solidworks injection mold design factory, how many staffs in your company?

GOODBO MOULD company currently has over 200 employees.

7.As a solidworks injection mold design factory, your factory scale

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

8.As a solidworks injection mold design factory,can molds be used for both injection molding and blow molding simultaneously?

We should have a stable supply chain and logistics capabilities, and provide customers with high -quality, low -priced solidworks injection mold design factory products.No, molds are specifically designed for either injection molding or blow molding. The two processes require different types of molds.

9.As a solidworks injection mold design factory, your 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.

10.How can solidworks injection mold design factory address potential design defects?

We continue to invest in research and development and continue to launch innovative products.A mold manufacturer can address potential design flaws by using a variety of methods. These methods include using computer-aided design (CAD) software to create a 3D model of the mold, using finite element analysis (FEA) to simulate the mold’s performance, and using rapid prototyping to create a physical model of the mold. Additionally, the manufacturer can consult with the customer to ensure that the design meets their needs and expectations. Finally, the manufacturer can use quality control measures to ensure that the mold is manufactured to the highest standards.