The Basic Structure Of A Mold

       The basic structure of a mold mainly includes upper and lower molds, guide pins, guide sleeves, ejector pins and other components. Among them, the upper and lower molds are the main parts of the mold, used to form the surface of the product. The guide pins and guide sleeves play a guiding role, ensuring the accurate fit between the upper and lower molds. The top rod is an important component that fixes the upper and lower molds together. The close fit and coordinated movement among these components enable the mold to smoothly complete the processing of the product. The upper and lower molds are the core components of the mold. Their structure and shape directly affect the quality of the product and production efficiency.