Mold Parts Locking Blocks with Angular Hole Process

Mold parts locking blocks are components of a mold used in injection molding processes. They are typically made of steel and are designed to hold the two halves of a mold together during the injection molding process. The locking blocks are usually placed at regular intervals along the perimeter of the mold, and they engage with corresponding locking blocks on the other half of the mold when it is closed.

The purpose of the locking blocks is to ensure that the two halves of the mold remain securely locked together during the high-pressure injection molding process. This helps to prevent any leaks or deformations in the final product, and also prevents damage to the mold itself.

Locking blocks are commonly used in a variety of injection molding applications, including the production of plastic parts for automotive, medical, and consumer goods industries. They come in a range of sizes and shapes to accommodate different mold designs and manufacturing requirements.