The main factors affecting the cost of injection mold opening include the following 5 aspects:

1. Mold structure and size: The structure and size of injection molds directly affect manufacturing costs. Generally speaking, the manufacturing cost of more complex and large molds will be higher.

2. Mold Material Selection: The mold can be made of many materials, including aluminum alloy, steel, copper, etc. The prices of different materials vary, and specific circumstances may also impose various requirements on material selection, such as the need for molds to have characteristics such as wear resistance or durability.

3. Manufacturing process: The process of manufacturing molds also affects the cost of mold opening. For example, whether high-precision technologies such as electric pulse and laser cutting are used during the processing.

4. Production quantity: The injection molding method effectively produces a large number of identical parts. Mass production means that more molds can proportionally reduce the cost of individual molds, so the cost of injection mold opening will also be affected based on this.

5. Requirement time: Only after completion between workers/processes can the next stage of tasks begin. With the increasing emphasis on efficiency in the market today, quickly completing all tasks has become increasingly important. The reduction of mold opening costs at specific times mainly varies depending on the production line and the number of confirmed projects (or about to be confirmed).