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Cold runner injection molds utilize a traditional runner structure, introducing molten plastic into the mold cavity through a gate. Their relatively simple structure and low production cost make them suitable for molding a variety of thermoplastic materials and are widely used.
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| Mold Type | Cold runner injection mold |
| Mold Material | P20, 718H, H13 |
| Molding Material | ABS, PP, PC, PE, etc. |
| Cavity | Single or multi-cavity |
| Mold Life | 300,000–500,000 cycles |
| Processing Method | CNC, EDM, EDM |
| Heat Treatment | Tempering and quenching |
| Surface Treatment | Polishing and sandblasting |
| Mold Cycle Time | 25–35 days |
| Applicable Industries | Automotive, Home Appliances, Consumer Goods |
Widely used in the production of plastic parts for automotive parts, home appliance housings, and daily consumer goods.
Q1: Are Cold Runner Molds Suitable for Large-Scale Production?
A1: They are more suitable for small and medium-sized batches. For large-scale production, hot runner molds are recommended.
Q2: Can waste materials be recycled?
A2: Yes, the gate material can be re-pelletized and reused.
Q3: What is the mold lifespan?
A3: Generally 300,000–500,000 molds, depending on the steel material and maintenance.
Q4: Does it affect the appearance?
A4: Gate marks may be present, but these can be minimized through design.
We can customize the number of cavities, gate type, and material selection based on customer requirements. We support structural optimization and fast delivery.