Author: wudejian
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PA66+GF30 Injection Molding Cores Keep Breaking? The mold manufacturer replaced 8 sets of cores for free but couldn’t fix the problem; genuine LG parts solved it in one go. Blog 331
Problem Description: PA66+GF30 injection molding cores keep breaking; the mold manufacturer replaced 8 sets of cores for free but still couldn’t fix the problem. A user asked: What type of mold steel should be used for mold cores to prevent breakage? His operating conditions are: — Injection molding of PA66 reinforced with 30% glass fiber;…
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Is corrosion on the PA66+GF30 injection mold core causing flash? S136 and DC53 are both the wrong choices; 8503 mold steel can handle 1 million cycles. Blog 330
Case Study: After a Six-Month Trial Period, the Customer Placed a Bulk Order for 23 Pieces of 8503 Mold Steel This morning’s most significant order: Mr. Zhang, who injection molds PA66+GF30, placed a single order for 23 pieces of 8503 mold steel in four different specifications, moving from a trial period to bulk purchasing. Mr. Zhang…
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How to solve the problem of die collapse and cracking in liquid-cooled plate hot forging dies? For 316L stainless steel hot forging, the service life of 8433 is three times that of H13. Blog 329
Problem Description: For 316L stainless steel liquid-cooled plate hot forging dies, H13 has a short service life and suffers from rapid die collapse. What die steel should be used? Frequently Asked Questions: What die steel should be used for liquid-cooled plate hot forging dies? The liquid-cooled plates are made of 316L stainless steel, and the hot forging…
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The core of a mold for injection-molding PA66+GF30 corrodes after a period of use. What mold steel do you recommend?Blog 328
The most significant order this morning came from Mr. Zhang, who works with PA66+GF30 injection molding. He has started purchasing 8503 mold steel—which resists sticking—in bulk, placing an order for 23 pieces today. Mr. Zhang added me as a friend on September 9, 2020, and contacted me again on March 6 of this year: “Boss,…
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The breakage of textile machine parts that “Fake 8566” couldn’t fix was solved by Yuhui 8566 die steel—Mr. Zhao was thoroughly impressed. Post No. 586
There’s no future in producing counterfeit or substandard products. Customers will only be fooled once, and if you only make one-time sales, you’ll never build a successful business. That was my immediate impression after speaking with Mr. Zhao just now. Mr. Zhao purchased our Yuhui 8566 crack-resistant steel some time ago. Since he needed to…
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The reality of the market is that the better the performance, the less competition there is.Blog 327
The market is very competitive right now, but I’ve noticed that everyone is competing to improve quality and performance, rather than competing on low prices. This morning, I received an inquiry regarding a high-strength shaft used for tightening bolts. The current material is 45CrMo1Ni, but the shaft breaks under extreme loads, so they’re looking for…
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Red punch heads are made of 8566 die steel, which has a service life twice that of GM3, GM5, and 1.2367.Blog 326
Twenty days later, we received good news about 8566. Mr. Zhang said that using 8566 for punches has doubled their service life, and the results are satisfactory. On April 18, 2026, Mr. Zhang asked: “Hello, are there any good materials for making punches that are wear-resistant and won’t break?” After further discussion, we learned that…
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Every order from a customer is hard-earned. When flattening stainless steel round bars, you need to use PM23 high-speed steel powder.Blog 325
Getting a target customer to place an order isn’t easy. Today, a customer who added me on WeChat back on January 30, 2021, finally placed an order—it took a year and eight months. Although it took a while, the outcome was great. Many of my clients come to me this way: they might add me…
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Cold heading die plates made of tungsten steel and white steel both crack after more than 10,000 strokes; you have to use 8566 crack-resistant steel.Blog 324
Mr. Lu asked: A die for cold heading with a small intermediate step and a sleeve cracked after being used for over 10,000 cycles. The material of the part is 10B21. We’ve tried tungsten steel and white steel—are there any die steels with better toughness? Cold heading die plates are the parts that are struck,…
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Precision stamping of gears from 5mm-thick S420MC pickled sheet metal. Mr. Yang said that after trying various options, 8566 die steel still works best.Blog 323
Mr. Yang came by again today to purchase 8566 anti-chipping steel. While this may seem like a routine task over the past two-plus years, it was actually hard-won. I recall Mr. Yang once mentioning that when precision-stamping gears from 5mm-thick S420MC pickled sheet, he initially used DC53 steel with a hardness of 60–62. However, the teeth…
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700 × 430 mm Die Steel Sawing: 3–4 Hours per Cut—Why Is Six-Side Forging and the “Three forging, Three stretching” Process Necessary? Blog322
I. Introduction to the Issue: Why Does It Take 3–4 Hours to Saw a Large Die Steel Plate? We have just completed a major project: sawing a thick die steel plate measuring 700 mm wide by 430 mm high, with each cut taking 3–4 hours. Why go to such great lengths to cut it? There is only…
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When punching 2.5mm stainless steel, 8566 die steel lasts eight times longer than D2 die steel, which made Mr. Zhang very happy. Post No. 585
When stamping 2.5-thick stainless steel, Yuhui’s 8566 die steel increased the mold’s service life by 8 times, which delighted Mr. Zhang. However, upon hearing that 8566 die steel was the same material as H13, Mr. Zhang was puzzled. Here’s what happened: Mr. Zhang’s mold was used to stamp 2.5mm-thick stainless steel, and the product featured some narrow…