The process of creating plastic flower pot mould involves a combination of design, engineering, and manufacturing expertise. Here's an overview of the steps:

Design and Prototyping: The initial flower pot design is created through sketches or digital modeling. Prototypes may be 3D-printed to evaluate the design's feasibility and aesthetics.

Mold Material Selection: The choice of mold material depends on factors such as the expected production volume, complexity of the design, and cost considerations. Common mold materials include aluminum and steel.

Machining and Tooling: Skilled technicians use CNC machines to precisely shape the mold's core and cavity from the chosen material. The accuracy of this step ensures the final product's quality.

Surface Finishing: The mold's surfaces are meticulously polished and finished to create a smooth and flawless texture on the plastic flower pot.

Mold Assembly: The core and cavity components of the mold are assembled, creating a unified structure that will shape the plastic flower pot.

The plastic flower pot mold is integrated into an injection molding machine. The injection molding process includes the following steps:

Plastic Pellets: Plastic resin pellets are fed into the machine's hopper. The choice of plastic-type determines factors such as pot color, strength, and UV resistance.

Melting and Injection: The plastic pellets are melted under high heat and pressure, and then injected into the mold's cavity.

Cooling and Ejection: The molten plastic cools and solidifies inside the mold, taking on the precise shape of the plastic flower pot. The pot is then ejected from the mold once it has cooled sufficiently.

Trimming and Finishing: After the plastic flower pot is removed from the mold, any excess material is trimmed, and additional finishing touches, such as deburring or surface texturing, are applied as needed.