Core Functions

• Enhancing Visual Hierarchy
  (Refers to simulating the texture of natural materials through different patterns to add layering to the product surface, avoiding a monotonous and cheap appearance of smooth surfaces.)
• Concealing Surface Defects
  (Helps weaken minor flaws on the finished product surface, such as shrinkage marks, weld lines, or tiny scratches, thereby reducing the defect rate.)
• Unifying Visual Standards
  (Ensures consistent surface textures of products produced by different molds in the same batch through standardized texturing processes, eliminating individual differences from manual processes.)
• Anti-slip and Grip Improvement
  (Increases surface friction through texture, enhancing safety during use, e.g., on tool handles or car steering wheels.)
• Anti-reflection and Tactile Adjustment
  (Matte textures reduce light reflection to avoid glare, while the concave-convex structure of patterns creates differentiated tactile sensations like “smoothness” or “granularity”.)
• Assisting Molding and Demolding
  (Special textures help discharge air from the mold cavity during injection molding to prevent bubbles; slight textures also reduce the contact area between the finished product and the mold for easier demolding.)