Automotive tooling / Base machining

Automotive Two-Shot Mold Bases

Automotive two-shot tooling requires the base drawing to describe how the molding stations locate and how the moving or indexing interfaces fit together. Send the selected machine and mechanism interface package with the plate drawings. Lichengda reviews the base machining, registration features and any agreed guide assembly; the quotation identifies purchased systems and functional testing separately.

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Drawing-Specific Base Machining

Each catalog reference carries its selected scope into the quotation form. Finished dimensions, material records and acceptance follow the approved order.

Automotive Two-Shot Mold Bases — Machining Scope — model schematic
Model schematic · illustrative geometry
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Drawing-Specific Base Machining

Base machining for automotive two-shot layouts, with station-registration, interface and motion-clearance review.

Supply scope
Plate/feature machining
Interface review
Provide the two-station layout, plate stack, reference positions and the controlled interface package for the selected mechanism. Mark registration features, rotation/indexing clearances, guide bores, stops, mounting details and required inspection datums. Identify supplied components, assembly responsibilities, any required motion/functional checks and remaining work before mold trials.
Overall capacity
Footprint up to 1500×1200 mm; approximately 8 tonnes per set, subject to drawing review

Provide the two-station layout, plate stack, reference positions and the controlled interface package for the selected mechanism. Mark registration features, rotation/indexing clearances, guide bores, stops, mounting details and required inspection datums. Identify supplied components, assembly responsibilities, any required motion/functional checks and remaining work before mold trials.

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Confirm the complete supply scope

Guide assembly refers to the agreed guide pillar and bushing work. Hot runner systems, hydraulic cylinders, rotation hardware and other purchased mechanisms are not automatically included.

Drawing and Quotation Checklist

  • Provide the two-station layout, plate stack, reference positions and the controlled interface package for the selected mechanism.
  • Mark registration features, rotation/indexing clearances, guide bores, stops, mounting details and required inspection datums.
  • Identify supplied components, assembly responsibilities, any required motion/functional checks and remaining work before mold trials.

Include quantity, drawing revision, required inspection documents and delivery destination. Single-piece and small-batch inquiries are accepted.

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Machining and Interface Review

Station registration
Define the first/second-station reference positions, locating features and required relationships in a shared datum scheme.
Motion envelope
Show the selected mechanism, motion path and required clearances on controlled interface drawings.
Guides and mounting
Provide matching guide, stop, support and machine-mounting requirements. Confirm the material and condition for each plate.
Supplied systems and tests
List rotation/indexing hardware, guide assembly and functional checks separately so their supply and acceptance can be agreed.

Inspection and Production Planning

Dimensional and CMM reports are available for agreed datums and critical features. The drawing review confirms the applicable tolerances, measurement method and acceptance scope. Overall mold-base capacity is up to 1500×1200 mm footprint and approximately 8 tonnes per set, with height, geometry, access and handling reviewed separately.

Production schedule: 7–15 working days; large or complex projects 15–25 working days. Working days exclude weekends and statutory public holidays in China. The clock starts on the next working day after formal PO receipt, final drawing/specification approval and applicable deposit receipt are all completed. Transport time is separate.

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