On November 25, 2025, the six-cavity injection mould numbered KS-TK25-072 by K-SHOW Moulding Co., Ltd. completed the final acceptance and was loaded for dispatch to Ashgabat, the capital of Turkmenistan. The mould is designed for the production of polypropylene (PP) daily-use packaging caps. It features six cavities, with dimensions of 600 mm × 450 mm × 420 mm and a total weight of approximately 1.1 tonnes. The mould is constructed using a combination of P20 pre-hardened steel and H13 hot work steel. The cavity surfaces are nitrided, achieving a hardness of HRC 52-54, with an expected lifespan of no less than 500,000 cycles.
On the afternoon of November 28, 2025, K-SHOW Moulding Co., Ltd. held a brief and solemn farewell party in the company’s conference room to express its gratitude for the hard work of Ms. Emily, a colleague from the Foreign Trade Department, over the past two years. More than ten people attended the meeting, including the company’s management, representatives from various departments, and the foreign trade team. They reviewed Emily’s journey of growth with the company and extended their sincere best wishes to her.
On November 20, 2025, K-SHOW welcomed a delegation of clients from Romania's automotive parts industry for a one-day site visit and in-depth exchange regarding high-precision mold cooperation. This visit was a special investigation by the Romanian clients into K-SHOW's mold R&D and manufacturing capabilities, based on the development needs of the Central and South European mold market, laying a solid foundation for future regular cooperation between the two parties.
As the first rays of dawn swept across the new factory in Phnom Penh, 25 HTF-160J machines from Haituo formed a giant “K,” like a silver seal stamped on a new page of Cambodian manufacturing. Master Deng squatted in front of Machine No. 01, right at the center of the “K,” inserting a piece of oil-resistant paper marked “0.01mm” into the mold positioning ring. At this moment, K-SHOW Global Service wrote a new note with its “mold-centric” delivery: in seven days, 78 tons of molds, 1,200 cooling pipes, and 25 sets of K-iMold 4.0 were all put into production without defects, with a CpK≥1.83, a first-inspection pass rate of 98.7%, and commercial mass production was delivered five days ahead of the contract.
On July 7th, K-SHOW Moulding Co., Ltd. released a set of comparative data: the average lifespan of conventional P20 moulds is 480,000 cycles, while the A series blow moulds delivered by the company last year have an average lifespan of 1.02 million cycles. There are no gimmicks behind the numbers, only continuous improvements in craftsmanship, materials, and inspection processes.
In the precision world of manufacturing, every mould bears the crucial mission of product shaping. K-SHOW Moulding Co., Ltd., as a leader in the industry, has a mould-making process that is a crystallization of technology and craftsmanship. Today, let’s delve into K-SHOW to explore how a mould evolves from a design blueprint to a shaping production.
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