Home Appliance Molds are an integral part of every home. Consumers rely on them for cooking, personal grooming, entertainment, and many other essential applications. ;
Our Injection Molding Services for Home Appliances
Plastic Product Design
Adhering to recommended safety standards for plastic home appliances, we aim for cost-efficient designs that are modern, compact, and lightweight. We offer product design services at affordable rates and work within our clients’ design preferences.
Plastic Mold Design
Using design software that is flexible to facilitate design processes with high accuracy, the FOW Mould design team is experienced in developing molds for different home appliances. All designs are analyzed by an expert team with MoldFlow technology, helping correct any mould design and functionality errors.
3D Prototyping
FOW Mould provides 3D services for clients and uses it for prototyping. Our fast high-resolution 3D printers produce top-quality samples that give our team a chance to test for functionality and design viability. It only takes 3 to 5 days to produce multiple prototypes all at once.
CNC Machining
CNC Machines comprise computer-controlled power tools that can use metal, thermoset, and thermoplastic materials to produce parts. We recommend them for forging molds or producing large home appliance prototypes. The machining process takes about 10 days but could hold the tolerances of up to +/- 0.002mm.
Injection Mould Making
High-precision machinery is invested to make molds that can accurately replicate home appliance plastic parts. Our mold-making processes are performed under strict quality control and the supervision of expert molding engineers. Production is followed by technology-based quality inspections to rule out flaws and inefficiencies. ;
Injection Molding
FOW Mould is a certified appliance injection molding service provider. Our injection molding processes are optimized to reduce production costs and cycle times. Additionally, we use high-grade materials from authorized suppliers. They take well to injection molding processes without warping or forming cracks. ;
Juicer Injection Mold
As the weather gets hotter, I would like to recommend a set of molds to you--Juicer Injection Mold. Milk tea cannot meet everyone’s request, as milk tea is too sweet and unable to quench it. But the fruit juice has a good market and have more and more milk tea stores push out fruit tea, such as Hand made lemon tea, watermelon juice, lemon tea, etc. Our company could make different versions of Plastic injection juicer mold for you.
This plastic injection juicer is our updated version, net groove pointed spiral, net groove eye for inclined, cutting edge height and sharp. It is easy to clean, the extruder is removable, and under the juicer cup, we have made a 4pcs silicone anti-skid pad, it could avoid the cup from moving when we use it. The body of the cup has a scale, and the cup is equipped with two mesh grooves that can be clamped to prevent the rotation of the juice.
For the juice cup, if you want to use PET material, then the mold steel should use S136/H13. As the PET material has high demand, and it is very easy to leave white marks on the gate, so we recommend using a cold runner / hot runner valve gate.
A Guide to PET Bottle Blow Moulding
The Plastic Bottle Moulding process works by reheating a pre-molded PET preform which is then automatically positioned into a mould. High-pressure food grade compressed air is then injected into the preform which expands to form the shape of the mould. Once the plastic has cooled, the bottle is removed and the process repeats. This process is suitable for making a large range of bottles up to 1 liter in capacity with a range of standard necks available. ;
Blow molding can be found around you and you don’t even know it. That soda that your drinking has a plastic bottle, which was blow-molded. This process can be used to manufacture plastic products. The process involves heating a plastic tube (known as a preform or parison) to its melting point and then putting that into the cavity of a mold. They then use compressed air to inflate the molten plastic like a balloon so that it takes the shape of the mold but is hollow inside. The amount of plastic used and the air pressure determines how thick the final product is.
