Large Part Structural Molding
Battery boxes are large, thick-walled parts. Filling pattern, packing pressure, cooling time and warpage control require detailed mold flow analysis and engineering planning.

Large injection mold for electric vehicle battery housing components, supporting structural plastic part development for new energy vehicles.
Electric vehicle battery housings are large, structurally demanding plastic parts that must meet flame retardancy standards, dimensional stability requirements and assembly precision with metal components. The mold is critical for consistent part quality in this safety-sensitive application.
Shengqi reviews the battery box design including overall dimensions, wall thickness, rib structure, sealing groove, insert positions, mounting points and material certification requirements before mold design.
For EV applications, material processing is more demanding than standard injection molding. Flame-retardant additives affect flow, shrinkage, mold wear and processing temperature windows.
Battery boxes are large, thick-walled parts. Filling pattern, packing pressure, cooling time and warpage control require detailed mold flow analysis and engineering planning.
Flame-retardant materials can be corrosive to mold steel, have narrower processing windows and different shrinkage behavior. Mold steel selection, venting and cooling design account for these factors.
Battery enclosures must seal against moisture and dust. Seal groove dimensions, flatness across large surfaces and mounting hole positions require tight mold tolerances.
Large molds for reinforced materials need strong mold bases, wear-resistant steel in high-flow areas and planned maintenance access. Mold life and maintenance schedule are discussed during design.



