In general, the structural design of terminal connector molds adheres to the following key principles:
The mold must possess sufficient rigidity to meet service life and precision requirements.
The structure should be simple, practical, and cost-effective.
Material feeding should be convenient, operation simple and safe, and part ejection easy.
The positioning of mold components must be accurate and reliable, and connections secure.
The design should facilitate the machining of mold components.
The mold structure must be compatible with existing stamping equipment.
The mold should be easy to install, and the replacement of wear parts should be convenient.