Home Appliance Molds

Home appliance molds are designed for producing the plastic components used in household electronic products such as refrigerators, washing machines, air conditioners, ovens, and vacuum cleaners. These molds must meet strict standards for aesthetic appearance, functional integration, and assembly precision.

Unlike commodity molds, home appliance molds require more complex design processes due to the integration of multiple functions and the importance of surface quality. The molds are developed with detailed parting lines, multi-cavity layouts, and inserts for electronic and mechanical fittings.

Important Aspects:
◆ Surface treatment: High polish or texture finishing for parts visible to end-users.

◆ Dimensional stability: Accurate mold design ensures that parts fit seamlessly during appliance assembly.

◆ Multi-component compatibility: Molds are often designed to accommodate over-molding or insert molding techniques.

◆ Product safety compliance: Materials and mold features must meet international safety and performance standards for electrical appliances.