Technology
Explore texture development, digital simulation, sampling, chemical etching, laser engraving, seamless texturing, gloss control and repair.
Global Texture Pattern Library
Our development team combines years of mold-texturing experience with a library of over a thousand texture references. Digital pattern tools support continuous texture planning and 3D appearance simulation before mold processing.
Technology
Explore texture development, digital simulation, sampling, chemical etching, laser engraving, seamless texturing, gloss control and repair.
Texture Development
Develop surface textures from design intent, references, samples and manufacturing requirements.
Design & 3D Simulation
Evaluate texture direction, scale and visual effect before mold processing.
Texture Verification & Rapid Sampling
Use plaques, prototypes and samples to review texture appearance and feasibility.
Chemical Etching
Controlled chemical etching for mold surfaces and industrial texture programs.
Laser Engraving
Laser engraving for precise geometric, directional and repeatable surface patterns.
Seamless Texturing
Plan and process continuous textures across complex surfaces and adjoining areas.
Micro-Matte Gloss Control
Micro-texture solutions for gloss reduction and more consistent surface appearance.
Original Processes
Seamless etching, 3D texture simulation, mold repair and retexturing, supported by process examples.
Texturing Process Comparison
Explore texture development, digital simulation, sampling, chemical etching, laser engraving, seamless texturing, gloss control and repair.
| Process | Suitable Textures | Considerations |
|---|---|---|
| Sandblasting | Fine EDM-like textures | Produces an even tactile surface. Scratch resistance and production life require review, and parting lines need careful protection. Processing is comparatively straightforward and efficient. |
| Film Exposure | Regular patterns with protected mirror-finish areas | Photoresist thickness, washing and repeat exposure require careful control. The resulting surface offers comparatively good scratch resistance. |
| Coated Texturing | EDM-like and larger dot textures | Provides longer service life and better scratch resistance than basic sandblasted textures. Local texture damage can be repaired comparatively efficiently. |
| Film Transfer | Leather-like and multilayer automotive textures for instrument panels, door panels and similar components | Multiple layers create depth and visual continuity. Repeated etching can affect parting lines, so an appropriate processing margin is recommended. |
| Laser Engraving | Crisp geometric textures for automotive decorative parts | Produces clearer, sharper edges than film exposure, but processing is slower and more costly. The mold requires high initial machining accuracy and repairs are more involved. |
Texturing Process
- Incoming Inspection
- Mold Cleaning
- Drawing Review
- Surface Protection
- Sandblasting
- Chemical Test
- Sandblasting
- Drawing Review
- Texture Transfer
- Etching
- Sandblasting
- Gloss Adjustment
- Measurement
- Remove Protection
- Documentation
- Apply Rust Preventive
- Packaging
- Dispatch