Air Conditioner, Washing Machine & Refrigerator Moulds
We are a dedicated China maker of air-conditioner, washing-machine and refrigerator plastic moulds — large appliance housings, panels and components. Full CAD support, the right mould type for each part, and tooling engineered for big, thin-walled appliance parts.
- AC, washer & refrigerator moulds
- 2D & 3D CAD in all major formats
- Draw, split & cored mould types
- Large single-piece housings
Appliance moulds we make
We build plastic moulds for the big three home appliances — air conditioners, washing machines and refrigerators — covering housings, panels, vents and internal parts.
Files and design software
Drawing exchange
2D: .dwg, .dxf, .pdf
3D: .igs, .step, .x_t, .prt, .sldprt, .easm
Design software
SolidWorks, Pro/Engineer, Unigraphics, AutoCAD
Choosing the mould type
The mould type depends on the plastic, the size and shape of the part, and other design factors.
Draw mould
No undercut possible; flutes and scallops run in the removal direction, with taper to break vacuum and reduce friction. Minimum wall 1/8 in (small) to 3/16 in (large).
Split mould
Undercuts allowed if they release from the separate mould parts — as on many AC, washer and fridge parts. Minimum wall 3/16 in.
Cored mould
Allows complex design, economical above roughly 4×4×4 in; needs no taper. Shrinkage allowance must be considered.
Appliance mould trial video
Tooling an appliance part?
Send your 2D/3D files and volume. We’ll recommend the mould type, steel and cooling, and quote it.
- AC, washing machine & refrigerator moulds
- All major CAD formats accepted
- Large-part & split-mould capability
Appliance mould FAQ
What appliance moulds do you make?
Air-conditioner, washing-machine and refrigerator plastic moulds — housings, panels, fan and vent parts and internal components for major home appliances.
What file formats do you accept for appliance mould projects?
2D in .dwg, .dxf and .pdf; 3D in .igs, .step, .x_t, .prt, .sldprt and .easm. We design in SolidWorks, Pro/Engineer, Unigraphics and AutoCAD.
What mould types suit appliance parts?
Draw moulds (no undercut; flutes run in the removal direction, with taper to break vacuum), split moulds (undercuts allowed if they release from separate mould parts), and cored moulds (for complex design, economical above roughly a 4×4×4 in part). The choice depends on the plastic, size and shape.
What wall thickness is used for appliance parts?
It depends on the mould type — minimum walls run from about 1/8 in on small draw-moulded parts up to 3/16 in on larger split or cored parts. Mould-shrinkage allowance must always be considered.
Can you handle large appliance housings?
Yes. Large AC, washing-machine and refrigerator housings are tooled as single-piece or split moulds with the steel, cooling and ejection engineered for big, thin-walled parts.
