Mold manufacturing information management is urgent and standardization is the key

"Most of our country's mold companies currently have workshop-style management. Due to backward management, mold delivery and quality cannot meet customer requirements, which also leads to cost control problems." said Luo Baihui, secretary-general of the International Mold, Hardware and Plastic Industry Suppliers Association. Mold production has always been the highlight of the manufacturing industry. According to statistics, 60% to 85% of parts in automobiles, electronics, motors, electrical appliances, instruments, household appliances, communications and other products need to be formed by molds. As the "world's factory", China's mold production occupies an important position in the industry: At present, the total output value of molds in the world is about 80 billion U.S. dollars. In 2010, my country's mold sales reached 112 billion yuan, ranking among the top in the world. However, on the other hand, China is also a major importer of molds. The annual import amount is equivalent to 25% to 30% of the output value of domestic molds. These high-value imported molds are the large, precise, complex, and long-life high-end molds that China currently lacks.

The fitter contracting model is gradually being phased out

A few days ago, Luo Baihui, secretary-general of the association, pointed out during an inspection at the Ningbo Mold Base that in addition to advanced technology and equipment, the production of high-end molds also needs to strengthen the management and control of the mold production process. This is the crux that restricts the delivery time of molds and affects the quality of mold processing. Information management of mold production is urgent.