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Multi-Cavity Mold for Precision Parts

Custom-engineered projectBuilt in Shenzhen, ChinaExample shown with customer permission

Multi-impression H13 mold for small consumer-electronic parts with tight cavity-to-cavity consistency.

Part material30% GF filled PA66
Cavity / core steelAISI H13
Runner systemCold runner
Cavities2 cavities
ProcessingPlastic molding
Mold standardHASCO
Free DFM reviewMoldability checked before quoting
T1 samples + FAIApprove before production
NDA on requestYour design stays confidential
ISO 9001:2015Inspection at every stage

Description

Multi-cavity molds for precision parts

A multi-cavity mold produces several identical parts in each shot. For small precision parts in consumer electronics, that is the only way to reach the volumes and part prices the market expects. But every cavity must produce the same part: if one cavity runs slightly bigger or fills later, the parts from that cavity fail inspection.

What makes multi-cavity molds different

  • Balanced runner so the melt reaches every cavity at the same time and pressure.
  • Identical cavities, machined from the same program and checked on CMM, so dimensions match across cavities.
  • Cooling designed so each cavity sees the same temperature.
  • Venting at every cavity to prevent burns and short shots.

This mold uses AISI H13 cavities and a cold runner on a HASCO base, listed for 30% glass-filled PA66 parts.

Lead time matters in electronics

Consumer electronics change every season, sometimes every few months. A mold maker with complete machining capacity in-house can keep the mold schedule under control. Our project management team follows every step of component machining, and every component is inspected before assembly, so the mold reaches T1 on time.

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