Injection Moulds: Used in the injection moulding process to produce plastic components. These moulds are designed with cavities shaped like the final product, where molten plastic is injected, cooled, and solidified.
Blow Moulds: Used in blow moulding to produce hollow plastic products, such as bottles and containers. In this process, heated plastic is blown into a mould cavity to take the shape of the mould.
Compression Moulds: Commonly used in rubber and thermoset plastic manufacturing, compression moulds shape the material by applying heat and pressure.

These tools, known as moulds and dies, are essential in manufacturing processes such as injection moulding, die casting, stamping, and forging. Mould and die manufacturers serve industries like automotive, aerospace, consumer goods, electronics, and medical devices, offering custom solutions tailored to the product requirements.