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| Mould name | Professional Hot Runner Glass Plastic Bottle Preform Silicone Sealant Mould |
| Mould cavity number | Single/Multi-cavity |
| Mould runner system | Hot runner |
| Mould T1 Time | 30-45 days |
| Mould package | Exported wooden case |
| Mould Life | 0.5-1 million shots |
We have diligently refined our mastery in designing and crafting glass plastic packaging bottle molds for more than 20 glorious years. Our guiding principle exemplifies our unwavering commitment to customizing bottles to meet your exact desires in terms of height, size, shape, and weight.
Our glass glue moulds stand as a beacon of superior quality and remarkable efficiency, celebrated for their incredible production speed and a brisk injection cycle of around 20 seconds.
Harnessing state-of-the-art deep hole processing equipment, coupled with advanced CAD/UG professional mold design software, we guarantee flawless concentricity and straightness, achieving a standard of perfection at 100%. Our molds are ingeniously designed with inlays crafted from superior, rust-resistant, and corrosion-resistant S136 material, ensuring unparalleled durability and longevity.
Delve into our extensive and varied collection of production samples. Discover the ideal mold that seamlessly aligns with your preferred sample, promising precision and quality that exceeds expectations.
Answer: We are a specialized plastic injection mould factory with over two decades of expertise.
Answer: A set of mould takes 30-45 days to complete. After the sample is approved, the mould can be shipped within a week.
Answer: We believe "Quality is above everything". Our procedures include Design Optimization, Steel Hardness Inspection, Assembly Inspection, and Mould Trial reports.
Answer: Yes. We can use DWG, DXF, STEP, IGS, and X_T files to quote and produce moulds according to your specific designs.
Answer: We send test samples and operation videos to customers. Every mould is tested for at least one hour to ensure stability before delivery.
Answer: We use high-hardness steel and rust-resistant, corrosion-resistant S136 material for inlays to ensure maximum longevity.
