For many mold manufacturers, the challenge isn’t just about making parts—it’s about doing it fast, accurately, and without waste. That’s where DC1317 comes in.
Engineers at a mid-sized automotive mold supplier were spending over 40% of their production time on rework due to inconsistent surface finishes and dimensional errors. Their old machine couldn't handle full-length molds—forcing them to split jobs, which increased setup time and introduced alignment issues. In short: low yield, high cost, and frustrated teams.
| Metric | Before DC1317 | After DC1317 |
|---|---|---|
| Cycle Time per Mold | 8.5 hours | 5.9 hours |
| First-Pass Yield | 68% | 92% |
| Energy Consumption (per job) | 12 kWh | 9.5 kWh |
These aren’t just numbers—they represent real-world savings: 30% faster turnaround, 50% fewer scrapped pieces, and up to 20% lower energy costs per batch.
“We used to think we had no choice but to accept inefficiency. Now, with DC1317, complex molds feel simple. It’s not just a machine—it’s our productivity partner.”
— Maria Lopez, Senior Machinist, Global Molds Inc.
The secret lies in its design: a dual-column structure that minimizes vibration, a cast iron base weighing over 8 tons for unmatched rigidity, and an impressive 1,700mm travel range that allows full-length machining in one go. Think of it like upgrading from a bicycle to a luxury sedan—you’re not just moving faster; you’re gaining control, comfort, and confidence.
Unlike older models that require frequent recalibration or manual adjustments, DC1317 delivers consistent precision across hundreds of operations—ideal for high-tolerance molds in aerospace, medical, and EV industries.
Whether you're managing a small team or scaling up production, this is how smart investments turn pain points into performance gains. Let’s talk about how DC1317 can work for your next big project—not just as a tool, but as a strategic upgrade.
