The advantages of the pot body stretching and convex mould are mainly reflected in the following aspects:

High efficiency and productivity: The design of a convex body drawing die allows the drawing process to be completed quickly and accurately, thus increasing productivity. This high efficiency is particularly important in industrial production, where it can shorten the production cycle and reduce costs.

High material utilisation: the drawing and camming technique makes optimum use of raw materials and reduces material waste. Through accurate mould design and the stretching process, the desired shape of the pot body can be obtained from the raw material to the maximum extent possible, improving material utilisation.

High dimensional accuracy: The drawing and convex moulding process is capable of producing products with high dimensional accuracy. The precise design and manufacture of the mould ensures that the size and shape of the body conforms to the intended design requirements, reducing the need for subsequent machining and trimming.

Excellent surface quality: pots produced using the drawing and convex mould have a lower surface roughness, resulting in a smoother, more refined surface texture. This not only improves the aesthetics of the product, but also helps to enhance the user experience.

Ideal for complex shapes: Extruded convex moulding allows the manufacture of thin-walled parts with complex shapes that cannot easily be formed by other machining methods. This allows designers more creativity and freedom in designing the body of the pot, resulting in a more individual and attractive product.

The advantages of drawn convex moulds for pot bodies are their high efficiency, high material utilisation, high dimensional accuracy, excellent surface quality and the ability to manufacture complex shapes. These advantages make the drawing convex mould technology has a wide range of application prospects in the field of pot body manufacturing.