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  1. Introduction to  Auto Injection Mould Auto Injection Mould is a type of mold used for producing automotive components. This mold employs injection molding technology, injecting molten plastic into the mold cavity, which, after cooling and solidifying, forms the desired components. Due to its efficiency, precision, and excellent repeatability, Auto Injection Mould finds wide applications in the automotive manufacturing industry, particularly in producing various complex-shaped and high-demand plastic parts. In the modern automotive manufacturing process, the application of Auto Injection Mould significantly advances the goals of lightweighting and efficient production. The use of plastic components greatly reduces the overall weight of vehicles, thereby improving fuel efficiency and reducing carbon dioxide emissions. Injection molding technology enables mass production, lowering production costs while ensuring product consistency and quality stability. Additionally, Auto Injection

  1. Understanding Polyurethane Materials and  Polyurethane Wheels and Castors Polyurethane, as a polymer material, boasts exceptional physical and chemical properties, making it stand out in the manufacturing of wheels and castors. Polyurethane is a material that combines elasticity with hardness, capable of withstanding high-intensity use while maintaining a certain degree of softness to reduce floor wear. Compared to traditional rubber wheels, polyurethane wheels offer significant advantages in terms of wear resistance, chemical resistance, and load-bearing capacity. This makes them particularly suitable for environments that require frequent movement and heavy loads, such as warehouses, factories, supermarkets, and hospitals. The importance of polyurethane wheels and castors across various industries highlights their versatility and reliability. The industrial manufacturing sector requires high-strength and durable wheels to transport heavy machinery and materials; the logistics an

  May 21 is "World Spine Day." The spine is referred to as the "second lifeline" of a person and is considered the "pillar and backbone" of the human body. It connects the internal organs and extends to the limbs and bones. Damage to the spine is the "source of a hundred ailments" and is closely related to everyone's quality of life. How much do you know about  adolescent scoliosis ? According to the Chinese Society of Preventive Medicine's Committee on the Prevention and Control of Spinal Diseases, scoliosis has become the third major health threat to children and adolescents in China, following obesity and myopia. Currently, the prevalence of scoliosis among Chinese adolescents is about 1% to 3%, with a higher incidence during puberty, peaking between the ages of 13 and 15. Girls are 1.5 times more likely to develop scoliosis than boys. In Chinese primary and secondary schools, the number of students with scoliosis has exceeded 5 millio

  Plastic parts mould manufacturing is a crucial process for mass-producing plastic products. It involves injecting molten plastic into moulds using plastic moulding technology, which solidifies and forms the desired parts or products upon cooling. The history of this technology dates back several decades, evolving and improving with industrial advancements. In modern manufacturing, plastic parts mould manufacturing plays an indispensable role. Compared to traditional machining methods, it offers numerous advantages. Firstly, it enables high-quality, large-scale production at lower costs, making plastic products more competitively priced in the market. Secondly, the flexibility and versatility of plastic moulding technology allow designers to create various complex shapes and structures, meeting the diverse needs of different industries and customers. Moreover, compared to traditional metal processing methods, plastic mould manufacturing is lighter and more manageable, significantly en