About plastic injection mold tooling

Casting system; clamping guide mechanism; molding parts; exhaust mechanism; product launch and reset mechanism; side core pulling mechanism; mold heating or cooling system;
The injection mold design is based on the actual situation of the plastic parts, and the design is carried out according to the above structure. Design an injection mold that can actually produce a composite plastic injection molding process that meets the requirements of use.
What are the differences between plastic injection molds and die-casting molds?
Die-casting mold cores do not need quenching, because the temperature in the mold cavity exceeds 100 degrees during die-casting. Therefore, each molding time is equivalent to quenching once, and the mold cavity will become harder and harder. The general injection mold should be quenched above, and the cavity of the die-casting mold should be nitrided to prevent the alloy from sticking to the mold cavity. Due to the relatively large corrosion of the die-casting mold, some customers require the outer surface of the mold to be blued.