Good tooling starts with the right questions.
High-pressure die casting mold design starts with the part drawing and a design for manufacturing (DFM) review. Mold flow analysis and trial findings help guide the HPDC tooling decisions.
A question to answer at every step.
Define the project through drawings, manufacturing decisions and trial feedback.
01Start with the drawing
How is the part used? Where does it fit, and which dimensions need particular attention? Bring these questions into the technical review.
Inputs: 2D / 3D drawings, material, intended use and inspection requirements02Connect design to manufacture
Use DFM, mold-flow and tool design reviews to plan the CNC, EDM, wire-cutting and assembly route.
Review: design questions, manufacturing plan and responsibilities
03Learn from the trial
Review trial conditions, castings and measurements to identify the next tool changes and checks.
Records: trial conditions, samples, measurements and feedback04Close the feedback loop
Review changes and follow-up findings. Delivery scope, acceptance criteria and timing are agreed for each project.
Confirm: changes, follow-up checks and delivery documentationSee the engineering in a real project.
HW6366 gear bracket tooling: design review, T1 findings and T2 trial records.
Where engineering becomes toolmaking.
A look inside the tooling workshop. Overseas communication and the factory engineering team work around the same project.
Yonglijia
Receive requirements, coordinate technical questions and communicate project feedback.
Honghewei / Dongguan
Core mold design, engineering review and toolmaking.
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