Mold Design by Ayanna Plastics & Engineering
With a solid part design that meets the desired objectives and allows for optimal manufacturing, the mold design begins. The mold specifics depend on things such as the type of resin used, the number of parts desired, the complexity of the part and length of time available to build the mold. Beginning with the mold classification, a design engineer develops the requirements for a mold build. This is a complex print that covers every detail of a mold. These details include the action that is needed (for example, if the part needs a hole), the location of the gate, parting line and ejector pins. These features are important to the design of the mold because they will affect how a part looks. You’ll want to understand these aspects before approving the design.
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