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H13 Hot Work Tool Steel Injection Mold for High Temperature Engineering Plastics Processing up to 200°C
| Place of Origin | Xiamen, Fujian, China |
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| Brand Name | Creator |
| Certification | ISO 9001:2015 |
| Model Number | KD-H13-001 |
| Minimum Order Quantity | 100 Pieces |
| Price | Negotiation |
| Packaging Details | Export-grade carton with PE bag, palletized for container shipment |
| Delivery Time | 25-35 working days for new mold, 7-15 days for production |
| Payment Terms | T/T, L/C, PayPal, Western Union |
| Supply Ability | 100000 Pieces per Month |
Product Details
| Steel Grade | H13 (1.2344/SKD61) | Hardness | 48-52 HRC |
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| Max Temp | 200°C | ||
| Highlight | H13 Hot Work Tool Steel Injection Mold,200°C Max Temperature Injection Mold,Engineering Plastics Processing High Temperature Mold |
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Product Description
H13 Hot Work Tool Steel High Temperature Injection Mold for Engineering Plastics PEEK PPS PSU Processing
Specializing in high-temperature injection molding, Xiamen Creator Technology Co., Ltd. manufactures molds from H13 hot work tool steel for processing engineering plastics like PEEK, PPS, PSU, PEI, and LCP that require mold temperatures of 120-200°C. H13's exceptional hot hardness and thermal fatigue resistance ensure reliable performance under extreme processing conditions.
Key Features & Advantages
- H13 hot work tool steel: 48-52 HRC after vacuum heat treatment
- Exceptional hot hardness retention at 120-200°C mold temperatures
- Superior thermal fatigue resistance for consistent high-temperature cycling
- Oil quenching and multiple tempering for optimal microstructure
- Ideal for PEEK, PPS, PSU, PEI (Ultem), LCP, and PPA processing
- Wear-resistant for glass-fiber and carbon-fiber reinforced grades
Technical Specifications
| Mold Steel | H13 (DIN 1.2344 / SKD61) |
| Hardness | 48-52 HRC |
| Max Mold Temperature | 200°C continuous |
| Material Compatibility | PEEK, PPS, PSU, PEI, LCP, PPA |
| Fiber Reinforcement | Glass Fiber, Carbon Fiber up to 50% |
| Heat Treatment | Vacuum Oil Quench + Triple Temper |
| Mold Life | 300,000 - 500,000 shots |
| Application | High-Temp Engineering Plastics |
Manufacturing Excellence
Our H13 mold manufacturing follows strict heat treatment protocols with vacuum oil quenching and triple tempering to achieve optimal hardness distribution and microstructure. Each H13 mold undergoes hardness mapping verification across the cavity surface before final polishing. We have extensive experience processing high-temperature engineering plastics for aerospace, medical, and industrial applications.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: When should I choose H13 over P20 or 718H?
A: Choose H13 when processing engineering plastics requiring mold temperatures above 120°C, such as PEEK (180°C), PPS (150°C), or PEI (160°C), where standard mold steels would soften and wear rapidly.
Q: Can H13 molds handle glass-filled materials?
A: Yes. H13 at 48-52 HRC provides excellent wear resistance against glass fiber and carbon fiber reinforced engineering plastics.
Q: What is the maximum mold temperature for H13?
A: H13 maintains its hardness and dimensional stability at mold temperatures up to 200°C continuous operation, making it suitable for the highest-temperature engineering thermoplastics.
Q: Do you perform heat treatment in-house?
A: We partner with certified heat treatment facilities using vacuum furnaces with oil quenching capability, with full hardness and microstructure reports provided for every mold.
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