1. The parts that give shape, structure, and scale to the forming data are generally composed of a core (convex mold), a concave mold cavity, and threaded cores, inserts, etc.

2. The medical injection mold pouring system is a channel that guides molten plastic from the injection machine nozzle to the closed mold cavity, generally consisting of a main flow channel, a diversion channel, a gate, and a cold well.

3. The guiding component of medical injection molds is set up to ensure precise alignment between the moving and fixed molds when they are closed. It has a guiding and positioning effect and is composed of guide pillars and guide sleeves. Some medical injection molds also have guiding components installed on the ejector plate to ensure stable and reliable movement of the demolding tissue. The interior is composed of demolding organization, core pulling organization, machine mold conditioning system, and exhaust system.

4. The medical injection mold demolding organization is a device that completes the demolding of plastic parts and pouring systems, with many structural forms. Commonly used demolding organizations include top rods, top tubes, top plates, and pneumatic ejectors, which are generally composed of top rods, reset rods, slingshots, top rod fixing plates, top plates (top rings), and top plate guide pillars/sleeves.

5. Medical injection mold core pulling organization: For plastic parts with side holes or recesses, lateral core pulling or separation of sliding blocks (lateral parting) must be carried out before being ejected from the mold to ensure smooth demolding.

6. In order to meet the requirements of injection molding process for mold temperature, medical injection mold temperature regulation system requires equipment for mold temperature regulation, such as cooling water, hot water, hot oil, and electric heating system.

7. The exhaust system of medical injection molds is often equipped with exhaust slots at the parting surface of the mold in order to smoothly exhaust the gas inside the mold cavity. The gaps between the push rods or other moving parts (such as sliders) of many molds can also play a role in exhaust.