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In the process of precision mold processing, reducing material waste is of great significance. This not only lowers costs but also helps protect the environment. Here are some methods that can help reduce material waste: Plan production schedules reasonably: Formulating a reasonable production plan is the key to avoiding material waste. Enterprises should, based on market demand and inventory conditions, rationally arrange the production sequence and quantity to avoid material waste caused by overproduction or underproduction. Meanwhile, for some regular products, mass production can be adopted to enhance production efficiency and reduce costs.

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Introduction to the Characteristics of Precision Mold Parts: In addition to requiring sufficient strength and toughness, the surface performance of precision mold parts is crucial to their working performance and service life during operation. The improvement of these performances is very limited and uneconomical to rely solely on the improvement and enhancement of the base material. However, through surface treatment technology, it is often possible to achieve twice the result with half the effort. This is precisely the reason why surface treatment technology has developed rapidly. Mold polishing technology is an important component of mold surface engineering and a significant post-treatment process in the mold manufacturing process.

When the precision mold accessory blank undergoes plastic deformation in the mold cavity, it flows and slides along the cavity surface, causing intense friction between the cavity surface and the blank, which leads to the failure of the mold due to wear. Therefore, the wear resistance of materials is one of the most fundamental and important properties of molds. Hardness is the main factor affecting wear resistance. Generally speaking, the higher the hardness of mold parts, the smaller the wear amount and the better the wear resistance. In addition, wear resistance is also related to the type, quantity, morphology, size and distribution of carbides in the material.

The influence of the geometry of precision molds on the deformation during heat treatment is actually still exerted through thermal stress and organizational stress. Due to the diverse shapes of precision molds, it is still very difficult to summarize the exact deformation rules from them at present. For symmetrical precision molds, the deformation tendency of the cavity can be considered based on the cavity size, external dimensions and height. When the wall of a precision mold is thin and its height is small, it is easier to be quenched through. At this time, it is possible that the organizational stress plays a dominant role, so the cavity often tends to expand.