In 2013, although the global economic situation is still not optimistic, the trend of slow recovery is already evident. At the same time, the basic pattern of China as a big manufacturing country will not change, and the pace of becoming a manufacturing power country will not stop, but it will only be through the promotion of transformation and upgrading. Will speed up. This complex and ever-changing economic situation just provided a stage for the development of molds. The implementation of the strategy of expanding domestic demand will promote the development of China's manufacturing industry.

At the Hengli Die Industry Summit, the International Model Association Secretary-General Luo Baihui said that the development of large-user mold industries such as automobiles, home appliances, IT industry, packaging, building materials and daily necessities will continue to provide a large market space for the development of molds. For example, more than 90% of automotive manufacturing processes use molds, and automobile-related molds account for nearly one-third of the total molds in China (Germany, Japan, and the United States account for more than 40%). The development of automotive molds relies mainly on new models. More than 90% of plastic products are molded by molds, so plastic molds account for 45% of China's total mold volume. China's plastic products are close to 60 million tons in 2012, and annual growth is 15% to 20%.

Due to the manufacturing costs of foreign industrial advanced countries and other reasons, the demand for middle- and low-end molds (including some mid-to-high-end molds) is mainly resolved through external procurement. China's mold level and export capacity can fully meet the needs, so the mold export market is huge.