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We've been running these P20 and 718 steel molds for years now, and the 28-second cycle time on PP is pretty solid for single-cavity cold runner setups—most buyers go with that configuration for consistent part quailty.
It's built on DME standards, so you're getting interchangeable components if you need them, though with a 1-ton mold weight you're looking at decent tonnage press requirement, usually 200-300 ton range depending on part geometry.
SGS certification covers the whole production run, not just the first article, which basically means our company can issue a COA with hardness and assembly verification for each mold. The 2-year structrual defects but not wear from abrasive materials—that's just the reality with P20 steel.
Packaing is all export wooden cases, strapped and fumigated, typically fits in a standard 20-foot container if you're consolidating orders. Lead time runs about 20 days or so for a new design, but we always ask customers to verify stock on standard cavity blocks first.
Actually, one thing we see a lot is people asking about suface finish—it's polished, not textured, so if you need a specific gloss level on the PP part, mention it early in the UG design phase (usually week 1-2). Otherwise you'll get a standard SPI-A2 or A3 smoothness.
Our MOQ is 1 set, so you can start with a single mold to test production before scaling up.
Typically 25-30 working days from design approval, plus shipping time depending on your location.
Yes, we offer SGS and BV certification upon request, covering material quality and dimensional accuracy.
Absolutely. While the standard is single cavity with cold runner, we can adjust to multi-cavity or hot runner based on your volume and part design.
It comes in a sturdy export wooden case, with rust-proofing and cushioning to protect the 1-ton mold during transit.
