·Mold manufacturing is the foundation and mother machine: molds are the “mother of industry” and are tools used to shape objects. The accuracy, efficiency, and lifespan of the mold directly determine the quality, cost, and production capacity of the final product.
·Stamping and injection molding are the two main molding processes: they both rely on molds, but the raw materials and principles used for processing are completely different.
·Stamping is mainly aimed at metal sheets, which undergo plastic deformation or separation by applying pressure.
·Injection molding is mainly aimed at thermoplastic or thermosetting plastics, which are melted by heating and injected into the mold cavity for cooling and solidification.

1. High efficiency and high output: The production pace is extremely fast, suitable for large-scale production. A regular press can produce dozens of pieces per minute, while a high-speed punch can produce over a thousand pieces.
2. Low cost advantage: Once the mold is made, the production cost per piece is very low, and the material utilization rate is also high.
3. Stable quality and good interchangeability: The size and shape of the parts are guaranteed by the mold, with extremely high consistency and good interchangeability.
4. Formable complex parts: It can manufacture thin-walled parts with complex shapes that are difficult to achieve by other processing methods, such as car doors.
5. Can improve part performance: Cold deformation work hardening effect can increase the strength and stiffness of parts.
6. Good surface quality: By utilizing the smooth surface of the sheet metal, the surface quality of the stamped parts is generally good.