Electroforming mold refers to a processing method for obtaining the desired model. In addition, the plastic mold processing factory learned that it also refers to the use of easy-to-form materials to make the shape in order to obtain the desired structural shape, and the mold is placed in the sand mold. A cavity of the same size as the part will be formed in the sand mold, and a fluid liquid is poured into the cavity. After the liquid cools and solidifies, a part with the same shape and structure as the mold is formed. The injection head is driven by a hydraulic cylinder to press the molten metal into the mold cavity at high speed. Because it uses oil pressure and the pressure is relatively high, it is called an electroforming mold. According to the shape, it is divided into: wet sand molding, precision sand molding, lost foam casting, and V-method casting. Mold classification: alloy, sheet metal, plastic, stamping, casting, extrusion, die casting, other molds, etc.