Selecting a plastic injection mold starts with the material your part will use and the quantity you expect to produce. For Longterm's electronic-housing mold, the listed options include ABS, PC, and PP resins, single- or multi-cavity layouts, a precision tolerance of ±0.02 mm, and a stated service life of 50,000 to 800,000 shots. Treat these figures as starting points and confirm the specifications against your part and production plan.
The listed compatible resins are ABS, PC, and PP. Identify the resin before confirming the mold design. P20, 718H, and 1.2738 are listed as mold-material options, but the product information does not specify which mold material corresponds to each resin. Ask the supplier to recommend an option based on your material and project conditions.
The mold can be configured with one or multiple cavities, and its stated service-life range is 50,000 to 800,000 shots. Neither figure alone guarantees a particular production rate or lifetime for your application. Provide the planned order quantity and expected usage so the supplier can assess cavity layout and durability requirements together.
A tolerance of ±0.02 mm is listed, with polishing, texture, and matte finishes available. Document critical dimensions and the desired surface appearance before design approval. Longterm lists mold trial testing, dimensional inspection, and a final full check before shipment as quality checks; request trial samples and inspection results for review.
Longterm describes work on an electronic-housing mold for a handheld device and a double-shot overmolding project for a consumer electronics shell. Feedback for the first project noted accurate dimensions and smooth surfaces; the second was reported to have good alignment and stable trial samples. These examples may help assess relevant experience, but project requirements should be evaluated individually.
The company's R&D team includes five engineers focused on molds and precision machining, with experience in injection-mold structural design, sample verification, and process optimization. Longterm reports monthly capacity of 15–20 injection molds and tens of thousands of precision CNC-machined parts. Its ISO 9001:2015 certification covers the design, manufacture, and sale of precision molds, as well as the sale of plastic products.
| Factor | Listed option or value | Project detail to confirm |
|---|---|---|
| Resin | ABS, PC, or PP | The exact production resin |
| Mold material | P20, 718H, or 1.2738 | Material suitability for the application |
| Cavity layout | Single- or multi-cavity | Target volume and preferred configuration |
| Precision and finish | ±0.02 mm; polishing, texture, or matte | Critical dimensions and appearance criteria |
| Stated mold life | 50,000–800,000 shots | Expected shot count and applicable specification |
| Order and delivery | MOQ: 1 set; delivery: 20–35 days | Schedule and required arrival date |
What resins are identified for this mold?
The listed choices are ABS, PC, and PP. Confirm your chosen resin with the supplier during mold design.
How do I decide between one cavity and multiple cavities?
The product is offered in single- or multi-cavity configurations, but no recommended cavity count is provided for a given output. Share your target quantity and production plan for a project-specific assessment.
What service life and quality checks are listed?
The stated mold-life range is 50,000 to 800,000 shots. Listed checks include a mold trial, dimensional inspection, and a full inspection before shipment.
Before placing an order, align the resin, cavity arrangement, dimensional tolerance, surface finish, and required shot volume with the intended part and production schedule. The listed minimum order is one set, with delivery estimated at 20–35 days. Longterm also lists custom mold making with injection molding, and mold development with plastic injection mass production, among its business models. For technical questions or mold maintenance support, contact rogerluo@longterm-mold.com.
Longterm Manufacturing Solutions Limited was founded in 2010. It provides mold design and tooling, precision machining, mold manufacturing, and parts production for international customers. The company reports a five-person R&D team working on mold and precision-machining development, a monthly injection-mold delivery capacity of 15–20 molds, and ISO 9001:2015 certification. It serves customers across multiple industries.

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