During the working process of injection molds, temperature, pressure, and time are key parameters. The appropriate temperature can fully plasticize the plastic while avoiding deformation caused by mold overheating; Appropriate pressure can ensure that the plastic fills the mold cavity, forming a complete product; A reasonable time ensures that the plastic is fully cooled and solidified in the mold to achieve ideal product quality.

With the continuous development of the trend of automotive lightweighting, the application of injection molds in the automotive industry is also becoming increasingly widespread. Components such as instrument dials, door panels, and seats can all be produced through injection molds.

Injection molds are mainly used in the medical industry to produce medical devices, appliances, and packaging. These plastic products usually require characteristics such as non-toxic, sterile, and corrosion-resistant, and injection molds can meet these special requirements.