Press Molds
Used for cutting, bending, stretching, and compressing steel sheets and non-ferrous metals, press molds play a crucial role in the manufacture of various parts such as automotive bodies and household appliances.
Forging Molds
Classified into types such as hot and cold forging, these molds are essential for the production of critical safety parts, like automotive crankshafts and jet engine fan blades.
Casting Molds
Used in various processes such as lost wax casting and pressure casting, these molds are employed to manufacture robust industrial parts, ranging from agricultural machinery parts to construction equipment components.
Die Casting Molds
These molds are designed to process aluminum and zinc alloys and are used to create complex and precise parts such as automotive engines and camera bodies.
Plastic Molds
Used for injection, compression, or blow molding, these molds are essential for producing plastic parts used in a multitude of objects, from televisions to office equipment.
Glass Molds
These molds enable the creation of bottles, lighting equipment, and glassware through stamping and blowing techniques.
Rubber Molds
Used for molding industrial parts, automotive components, and even shoes, these molds work with natural or synthetic rubber materials.
Powder Metallurgy Molds
This type of molding uses metallic powder baked in a mold, a crucial technique for producing components such as gears..
Encouraging young people to explore this field is essential for the future of the industry. By joining the MoDiTeC center, they can acquire vital technical skills to design and manufacture molds, thus participating in the creation of products that shape our daily lives. It is a unique opportunity to train for future careers, where precision and innovation are at the heart of industrial practices.