In industrial manufacturing, a metal stamping part, once ejected from the mold, is often only a semi-finished product. Its edges frequently bear tiny but not insignificant metal protrusions, sharp angles, or tear marks—these imperfections, known as "burrs
In the modern manufacturing system, molds are hailed as the "mother of industry," and the precision mold components that form the core functional units of molds are the indispensable jewels in this crown.
In the injection molding process of automotive interior parts, the mold is not only the "mother" that gives the plastic its shape, but also the core carrier that determines product quality, production efficiency, and cost control.
In the healthcare field, the cleanliness of even a small plastic device—whether a syringe, IV connector, blood collection tube, or surgical handpiece—directly affects patient safety and treatment outcomes.
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.