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Domestic molds enter the international market to participate in global market competition
Despite the arrival of the post-crisis era, my country's industry prospects are still promising. The hardware mold industry is facing big challenges. With the reform and opening up, the center of global manufacturing has shifted to China, which has provided a strong impetus for the development of China's mold industry and has also put forward increasingly higher requirements for mold manufacturers. Luo Baihui pointed out that at present, Chinese mold manufacturing companies must focus on improving product quality and reducing manufacturing costs, and realize the strategic transformation from a "mold power" to a "mold power".
"Although the scale of my country's molds is second only to Japan and the United States, most of them are concentrated in the middle and low-end fields, with relatively low technical level and added value. On the contrary, many mid-to-high-end molds still rely on imports. In the future, the core competitiveness of products will be the same at home and abroad. If the Chinese mold industry wants to develop, I am afraid that our companies and the government need to work hard on technology research and development innovation." said Zhang Chengjun, general manager of Blu-ray Mold and Blu-ray Precision (Hong Kong) Co., Ltd. in Chang'an Town, Dongguan.
"Chang'an is the capital of molds in China. As far as I know, life is not easy now due to the financial crisis, and companies in other places are not doing much better," said Liu Weigao, a machinery industry analyst at Jinyuan Securities.
Zhang Chengjun’s explanation to the author is: This situation is mainly caused by the company’s lack of core competitiveness, product quality not high enough, and being greatly affected by the financial crisis. The mold industry is different from other industries. It was not greatly affected at the end of last year, but the impact was obvious from January to April this year. The market began to slowly pick up again in May. Our company still has confidence in the future.
Confidence not only comes from the important position of the mold industry itself in the manufacturing industry, but also from the rigid demand of the huge market.
"Although the scale of my country's molds is second only to Japan and the United States, most of them are concentrated in the middle and low-end fields, with relatively low technical level and added value. On the contrary, many mid-to-high-end molds still rely on imports. In the future, the core competitiveness of products will be the same at home and abroad. If the Chinese mold industry wants to develop, I am afraid that our companies and the government need to work hard on technology research and development innovation." said Zhang Chengjun, general manager of Blu-ray Mold and Blu-ray Precision (Hong Kong) Co., Ltd. in Chang'an Town, Dongguan.
"Chang'an is the capital of molds in China. As far as I know, life is not easy now due to the financial crisis, and companies in other places are not doing much better," said Liu Weigao, a machinery industry analyst at Jinyuan Securities.
Zhang Chengjun’s explanation to the author is: This situation is mainly caused by the company’s lack of core competitiveness, product quality not high enough, and being greatly affected by the financial crisis. The mold industry is different from other industries. It was not greatly affected at the end of last year, but the impact was obvious from January to April this year. The market began to slowly pick up again in May. Our company still has confidence in the future.
Confidence not only comes from the important position of the mold industry itself in the manufacturing industry, but also from the rigid demand of the huge market.