The classification we refer to usually includes common categories, typically dividing them into plastic molds and non-plastic molds.
(1) Non-plastic molds include casting molds, forging molds, stamping molds, die-casting molds, etc. Examples:
A. Casting molds – faucets, cast iron platforms
B. Forging molds – car bodies
C. Stamping molds – computer panels
D. Die-casting molds – superalloys, cylinder blocks
Plastic molds are further classified according to production processes and products:
A. Injection Molding Molds – TV casings, keyboard buttons (most common application)
B. Blow Molding Molds – Beverage bottles
C. Compression Molding Molds – Bakelite switches, scientific ceramic bowls and plates
D. Transfer Molding Molds – Integrated circuit products
E. Extrusion Molding Molds – Glue tubes, plastic bags
F. Thermoforming Molds – Transparent molded packaging shells