[Introduction] As a world-renowned home appliance manufacturing hub, the "Yangtze River Delta Home Appliance Industry Belt" has extremely high demands on mold precision, lifespan, and surface quality of cosmetic parts. Recently, our company participated in the Ningbo International Home Appliance Expo, showcasing our core strengths in high-precision home appliance molds, cosmetic part molds, and complex structural components.

[Event Review: Solving Industry Pain Points] In today's fiercely competitive home appliance industry, "how to shorten product time-to-market" and "how to achieve high-quality, weld-line-free (paint-free) surfaces" are common challenges faced by many home appliance manufacturers. At the exhibition, our technical team held in-depth discussions with purchasing and technical representatives from several leading home appliance companies, including Haier and Aux, focusing on our solutions in the following areas:

• Rapid Heat Cycle Molding (RHCM): Effectively eliminates weld lines, air shrinkage marks, and other surface defects on large-area high-gloss parts such as home appliance casings and TV front frames.

• Multi-cavity High-precision Mold Design: For small precision gears and transmission components in personal care appliances such as razors and beauty devices, achieving integrated, stable molding with multi-cavity molds, significantly improving production efficiency.

[Customer Feedback] At this exhibition, we not only consolidated our brand influence in the East China home appliance market but also reached preliminary cooperation intentions with several local home appliance component manufacturers. In the future, we will continue to deepen our R&D in home appliance molds, using shorter development cycles and better cost control to create greater value for our customers.