Shenzhen Sanpin Mould Co., Ltd

28/04/2026

Scenes from our tooling workshop at Sanpin Mould.

CNC machining area.
Heavy mold lifting in the assembly area.
Die spotting check on the press.
Mold setup before the next process.

A regular workflow before the mold moves further toward trial.

13/04/2026

Medical injection molding is not just about mounting a mold and starting production.
For small medical plastic components, machine size matching, material drying, process stability, and on-site control all have a direct impact on consistency.

These photos show part of our medical molding workshop.
From small-tonnage injection machines to material handling and in-process inspection, the focus is always the same: keeping every shot and every batch more stable.

Photo captions:
Photo 1 In-process inspection and operator workspace inside the workshop, where process control and detail checks happen alongside production.
Photo 2 A row of small injection molding machines for stable production of small medical plastic components.
Photo 3 Small FANUC machines in the medical molding area for more precise small-part molding programs.
Photo 4 Material drying and feeding setup to keep resin condition more stable before molding.
Photo 5 Small-tonnage machines running across parallel small-part projects.
Photo 6 Another production and inspection station in the workshop, with the same focus on stability, cleanliness, and consistency.

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13/04/2026

A closer look at Wire EDM for precision mold components.

13/04/2026

26/02/2026

A tidy shop floor isn’t about looks — it’s about fewer mistakes.

Clear aisles, organized stations, and defined machine zones help every setup, tool change, and first-article check follow the same standard.

Which shop-floor practice cuts rework the most for you: aisle control, tooling control, or setup checklists?

06/02/2026

The shop never gets quiet, but assembly is where mistakes get expensive quickly.
Today we’re verifying datum alignment, shutoff surfaces, and ejection timing.
The most expensive part of the T1 trial isn’t finding issues — it’s finding them too late.

02/02/2026

Quick loop in the toolroom today.
The work that keeps molds stable in production is not the flashy part. It is the daily discipline: alignment, probing, and contact control.

29/01/2026

The quiet hours in the toolroom are usually the most critical. Electrodes, wire EDM, sinker EDM, and pre-assembly checks today—making the details repeatable.
Which step do you want to see more—wire EDM or sinker EDM?

28/01/2026

CNC, EDM, and drilling in the toolroom.
Cooling channels and precision holes are where mold stability starts.
Short shop tour of today’s machining work.