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Home Appliance Parts

Plastic Molding for Home Appliance Parts

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

Six-cavity H13 cold-runner mold for slim ABS appliance components at high output.

Part materialABS
Cavity / core steelAISI H13
Runner systemCold runner
Cavities6 cavities
ProcessingPlastic molding, injection 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

Plastic molding for home appliances

Most parts inside a modern home appliance are injection molded. Compared with metal, molded plastic parts cost less, weigh less, need no painting and can combine several functions in one part. These slim ABS components were made for a home appliance molder that needed high output at a low part price.

Six cavities for high output

  • Six cavities in AISI H13, so every cycle produces six parts.
  • Cold runner with a balanced layout, so every cavity fills at the same time and parts are dimensionally identical.
  • HASCO standard mold base and components.
  • Long, slender cores supported and cooled to prevent bending under injection pressure.

Why ABS for appliance parts

ABS is easy to process, holds dimensions well, accepts colour and texture, and has one of the lowest resin costs among engineering plastics. Its low processing temperature compared with nylon makes quality easier to control in long runs.

Keeping six cavities consistent

At T1 we measure parts from every cavity, not just one, and adjust the runner or gate sizes in steel if one cavity runs short or heavy. The goal is a mold that runs on a stable process window without constant tuning.

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