Buyer proof paths
Start from the material or defect you are solving, then use the case result to decide what process details to send before requesting a sample.
Compare porosity, sticking, and formwork release cases with concrete release-agent guidance.
Use PU foam cases to prepare mold temperature, cycle time, and defect photos before sampling.
Review residue and surface-transfer issues for FRP, epoxy, and carbon-fiber molding.
Match a case with FAQ answers when you are still separating formula issues from process issues.
Automotive interior PU self-skinning foam parts
Through collaborative optimization of the spray window and dilution ratio, appearance defects were reduced and the mold cleaning cycle was extended during the two-week trial production.
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Rubber molded parts (shoe materials and industrial rubber parts)
Through mold temperature-spraying rhythm linkage and dosage optimization, mold sticking and edge tearing can be significantly reduced.
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FRP/carbon fiber composite parts
Change from high coverage strategy to thin layer uniform coverage to reduce surface contamination and rework.
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High cycle time production of aluminum alloy die castings
By optimizing the timing and dosage of spraying, the growth of carbon deposits and the frequency of mold cleaning are reduced.
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Sole (EVA/PVC) molding and foaming process
Split the parameter window by material to reduce stickiness and rework.
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Precast concrete components (standard parts for wall panels and beams and columns)
Through process consistency control and collaborative optimization of the demoulding system, defects were significantly reduced and the mold cleaning cycle was extended during the two-week trial production.
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