In high-end manufacturing sectors such as automotive, electronics, medical, aerospace, and consumer electronics, the precision, consistency, and reliability of products often depend on countless tiny yet crucial mold metal parts.
In modern automotive design, interior design has long transcended its function as a simple "cover and wrap," becoming a core carrier reflecting brand character, technological sophistication, and driving quality.
Although knurling and wire drawing processes do not directly form a protective layer, they indirectly improve corrosion resistance by changing the surface morphology.
In modern high-end manufacturing, industrial parts are evolving towards lightweighting, high integration, and multifunctional integration.
Plastic injection molding successfully transforms the "plastic feel" into a "luxury feel" through high-precision molds, advanced materials, innovative techniques.
In the automotive, aerospace, and heavy machinery industries, mold metal parts are subjected to long-term high-intensity stamping environments, enduring repeated high pressures, severe impacts, and complex stress cycles.