Automotive lightweighting is no longer just about shaving grams off existing plastic parts. At Changchun Chn-Top, it represents a fundamental paradigm shift: converting heavy structural metal castings directly into injection-molded plastics using physical microcellular foaming.

This isn’t just weight reduction—it’s a complete revolution in how vehicle components are manufactured. And bringing this breakthrough to the assembly line required a machine partner willing to build the technology from the ground up.

Chn-Top’s partnership with Haitian began long before building its Changchun facility in 2009. While Chn-Top held patents for physical foaming, commercializing the technology demanded non-standard machine capabilities—from specialized screw geometries and precise injection speeds to synchronized supercritical fluid injection.

With no off-the-shelf microcellular molding machines on the market, Chn-Top approached Haitian with a list of custom requirements: modified screws, re-tuned injection units, and control systems synchronized with supercritical fluid injection cycles. Haitian rose to the challenge. Through iterative trials, Haitian customized its equipment to master the new process. In June 2009, six tailor-made Haitian machines arrived at Chn-Top, turning patented concepts into a scalable industrial reality.

The mechanics of physical microcellular foaming is straightforward: micro-bubbles expand within the molten polymer, expanding the structure without increasing weight. This process drastically reduces component weight, shortens cycle times, and minimizes part.

In the age of e-mobility, weight reduction is top priority. Every gram directly impacts compliance and driving range. “Physical foaming drastically improves the viability of replacing steel with plastic, accelerating the transition of metal components toward microcellular injection molding,” noted Chn-Top.

While reducing interior trim weight is beneficial, optimizing battery packs is revolutionary.

Battery pack components typically feature thick walls and heavy mass, requiring high structural rigidity and crash performance. Physical foaming unlocked a game-changing alternative: replacing conventional cast metal parts with microcellular-foamed injection-molded plastics. This cuts individual part weight by 45% to nearly 50%, lowers production costs, and maintains structural integrity.

Founded in 2001 in Cixi, Zhejiang, Ningbo Kadeer Electrical Appliance Co., Ltd. (Kadeer) produces over 8 million small home appliances annually, with an output value exceeding RMB 1.5 billion. Its portfolio spans summer cooling solutions (circulation, pedestal, and tower fans) and winter heating systems (fan heaters, oil-filled radiators, and convectors). Armed with world-class industrial design—backed by multiple iF and Red Dot awards—Kadeer leverages design excellence as its core moat against market homogenization.

Extreme weather is reshaping the small-appliance business. Heat waves arrive earlier. Cold snaps hit harder. Products once seen as seasonal extras have become essential household items.

For manufacturers, this means demand can rise almost overnight. A sudden heat wave can trigger a surge in fan orders. A sharp drop in temperature can quickly tighten heater supply. The market no longer gives factories the luxury of a long response time.

At Kadeer’s production base in Cixi, Haitian injection molding machines run around the clock to meet these unpredictable spikes. Components move steadily from molding to assembly, while finished products are shipped to customers across the country.

Behind that smooth response is not luck. It is manufacturing discipline built over years.

In the fast-paced appliance market, survival hinges on speed.

Henan Hengrong New Materials Co., Ltd., based in Kaifeng, specializes in customized food-grade plastic packaging. Supported by mature manufacturing processes and rigorous quality control, the company delivers safe, reliable packaging solutions for the food industry.

Custom Packaging Starts with Agility

Kaifeng has long been known for its food culture. Hengrong’s contribution is helping those products stand out with packaging designed to match today’s market. Inside Hengrong’s production facility, 24 Haitian injection molding machines run around the clock, producing a wide range of customized food packaging. “Almost everything we produce is custom-made. ” says Chairman Kong Jian. Instead of relying on the same mold for years, Hengrong refreshes most of its packaging every one to two years to keep pace with changing products and consumer trends.

This commitment to customization means longer development cycles and more complex production, but it also helps customers’ products stand out on the shelf—even entering leading retail chains such as Pangdonglai. This high-mix production environment with frequent changeovers places exceptional demands on machine responsiveness and long-term reliability, making Haitian the natural choice.

Transforming Production with In-Mold Labeling

Hengrong’s manufacturing evolution can be traced through something as simple as a label.

The company has continuously upgraded its production process—from unlabelled packaging, to heat transfer printing, and now to in-mold labeling (IML). By integrating the label directly into the molding process, IML reduces manual operations while improving durability, appearance, product consistency and overall production efficiency. “Although the initial investment is higher, the overall cost for our customers is actually lower,” Kong explains.

Reliable IML production requires exceptional precision, while Haitian’s high-speed injection molding machines deliver the positioning accuracy and repeatability to keep the process stable.

Quality extends beyond the molding process. Hengrong’s new facility features a 4,500 m² clean workshop and works closely with leading mold  manufacturers to maintain high food safety and quality standard.

Reliability That Stands the Test of Time

Hengrong’s partnership with Haitian began in 2017. After comparing several domestic and international brands during product development, the company found Haitian consistently offered the best long-term stability. Today, Hengrong operates 24 Haitian injection molding machines ranging from 200 to 460 tons, including the latest thin-wall solution introduced during the expansion of its new production facility. According to Kong, the first batch of Haitian machines has been running reliably for six to seven years, while their energy efficiency continues to deliver measurable operating savings.

During the company’s relocation and expansion, Haitian equipment ensured uninterrupted production. Hengrong has also adopted Haitian Smart Solutions’ centralized material feeding system, reducing labor while improving efficiency and workplace cleanliness.

A Partnership Beyond Machines

What began with injection molding machines has grown into a broader manufacturing partnership. From equipment to feeding system, Hengrong and Haitian continue to deepen their collaboration through system-level solutions. This experience highlights a simple truth: in fast-changing, highly customized production, long-term reliability is not an advantage—it’s a necessity. Together, Hengrong and Haitian are building a smarter, more efficient and more sustainable future for food packaging manufacturing.

With her tilted head, closed eyes, bubble-blowing pose, and retro Chinese-inspired look, “Nanci” has captured the hearts of many young consumers. 

Behind this popular IP is ROBOTIME, a company that has grown from a newcomer in injection molding into a leading trendy toy brand in just seven years. Along the way, Haitian has been a trusted partner in its manufacturing journey.

Founded in 2007, ROBOTIME has built steady momentum over nearly two decades. Its three brands — Rolife, ROKR, and Rowood — offer a wide range of creative lifestyle products, including blind boxes, assembly kits, and wooden DIY collectibles. Original IPs such as Nanci, Suri, and Tao Ruanruan have gained strong popularity with designs rooted in Chinese aesthetics.

Nanci, launched in 2019, is one of the most recognizable characters. Her debut series reimagined iconic women from Chinese history, followed by collections inspired by the 24 Solar Terms, classical poetry, and traditional culture.

By blending Chinese heritage with designer collectibles, ROBOTIME has created products that resonate with young consumers while bringing traditional culture into everyday collecting and sharing.

For IP-driven collectibles, supply chain reliability is critical. During the blind box boom of 2021–2022, ROBOTIME faced surging demand amid pandemic-related disruptions.

At a critical moment, Haitian stepped in. “Within ten days, Haitian delivered 20 to 30 machines to us,” recalled Mr. Wu, head of  ROBOTIME Huai’an production base. “Once the machines arrived, Haitian engineers worked overnight on installation and commissioning. When local service resources were stretched, Haitian brought in support from other regions.”

This rapid response helped ROBOTIME maintain stable supply through a major demand peak.

The appeal of blind box collectibles lies largely in their refined appearance. Even a tiny black spot can affect the consumer experience and damage an IP’s reputation. For manufacturers, unstable equipment or unsuitable processes can increase defects, scrap rates, and management costs.

Haitian helped address this challenge with high-rigidity platens, fully closed-loop injection control, and HT·XTEND functions. With repeatability within 0.1%, stable dimensional accuracy, uniform plasticizing, and consistent injection performance, the machines help reduce black spots and impurities. The result is clean, refined product quality that supports ROBOTIME’s large-scale blind box production.

ROBOTIME’s partnership with Haitian began in 2019, when the company purchased a couple of machines for trial production of injection-molded parts for its miniature house kit. After evaluating Haitian’s expertise, market leadership, and service responsiveness, ROBOTIME expanded its investment. 

Today, its factory operates 184 Haitian machines, including MA/G、MA/SE series, and Zhafir electric models. These machines support production across Rolife blind boxes and plush toys, ROKR assembly products, and miniature house kit components made from PVC, ABS, PP, and PS.

ROBOTIME expects deeper support in dedicated screws and barrels for materials such as PVC, local spare parts availability, process guidance for material changes, and continued development in automation, intelligent manufacturing, and digitalization.

Designer toy IPs continue to evolve, but for ROBOTIME, stable injection molding remains the foundation for sustainable growth.

Over seven years, ROBOTIME has scaled its production with 184 Haitian machines at the core of its operations. Behind that growth, Haitian has been more than a supplier — providing responsive support, technical expertise, and a reliable manufacturing foundation for ROBOTIME’s growth.The next time a collector opens a Nanci blind box, the delicate face inside will reflect not only ROBOTIME’s creative design, but also Haitian’s manufacturing strength.

Haitian Three-City Open Week

Manufacturing, Innovation and Industry Expertise

From April 20 to 26, Haitian will host a new Open Week format connecting Ningbo, Shanghai and Suzhou under the theme “Level Up! Your Advantage.” For the first time, the program brings together three key touchpoints in one coordinated event: Haitian’s headquarters and manufacturing base in Ningbo, the Haitian booth at Chinaplas 2026 in Shanghai, and the Haitian Medical Application Technology Center in Suzhou.

By combining manufacturing, exhibition and application expertise, Haitian offers customers a broader view of how equipment, digital technologies and cross-divisional synergies work together in practice. The three-city format is designed to show how Haitian creates value not only through machines, but through integrated solutions built around productivity, quality and application know-how.

Ningbo: Manufacturing strength and application capability

In Ningbo, visitors will experience Haitian’s manufacturing strength at the source. The Open Week will provide large-scale access to the new Haitian Machinery Smart Factory, the newly operational Haitian Machinery Global Application Experience Center and additional core manufacturing areas. With a total production footprint of around one million square meters, the the tour in Ningbo plants highlights Haitian’s strengths in large-scale production, intelligent manufacturing, application development and industrial collaboration.

A major highlight in Ningbo will be the official opening of the Haitian Machinery Global Application Experience Center. Created as a platform for the global market, it is designed to support technical exchange and application-focused solution development across industries, processes and production scenarios. During the event, Haitian will also present more than 60 application scenarios, covering advanced molding technologies, AI-enabled and intelligent technologies, and industrial talent development.

Shanghai: From Machines to Systems at Chinaplas 2026

In parallel, Haitian’s presentation at Chinaplas in Shanghai focuses on market-oriented solutions and industry-specific applications.  Across an exhibition space of 800 square meters, the group integrates its core divisions, including injection molding machines, drive systems and smart automation solutions. The focus is on industries such as home appliance, automotive and consumer goods, where tailored processing solutions are required. A key highlight will be the world premiere of the MA2500V/1000 Ultra, further expanding Haitian’s fifth-generation platform. Together with drive systems, automation and digital technologies, the exhibit will underline Haitian’s continued development from machine supplier to provider of integrated production solutions.

Suzhou: Dedicated expertise for medical manufacturing

In Suzhou, the focus will shift to one of the industry’s most demanding sectors: medical manufacturing. At the Haitian Medical Application Technology Center, visitors will see more than 10 customized precision clean molding technologies developed specifically for medical applications. The center demonstrates Haitian’s capabilities in medical application development, process validation and specialized molding solutions for customers with high requirements in cleanliness, stability, precision and consistency.

One connected view of Haitian’s capabilities

Together, the three locations create a connected picture of Haitian’s capabilities across the full value chain. Ningbo represents manufacturing depth and application infrastructure. Shanghai highlights innovation, market relevance and cross-divisional synergy. Suzhou shows how Haitian is building expertise in specialized industries through dedicated application development.

Throughout the week, Haitian will also host industry forums and networking activities to encourage dialogue on customer needs, technology trends and future manufacturing requirements. From factory visits to technical exchange, the event is designed to create a practical and comprehensive experience for customers and partners.

From April 20 to 26, Haitian warmly invites customers and partners from around the world to visit Ningbo, Shanghai and Suzhou and experience how manufacturing, technology and application expertise come together across the Haitian Group.

Level Up! Your Advantage

Haitian International at CHINAPLAS 2026

Shanghai, April 2026 – Under the motto “Level Up! Your Advantage,” Haitian International will present solutions for the next level of intelligent manufacturing at Chinaplas 2026. The focus is on machine performance, digital connectivity, and synergies within the Haitian Group. Haitian will showcase developments across the entire manufacturing process—from standalone machines and connected production cells to integrated system solutions.

Level Up! Your Productivity
World premiere, automotive application, and electric production cell

At the center of the trade show presentation is the official introduction of the MA2500V/1000 Ultra from Haitian Plastics Machinery. As a new Ultra version of the fifth machine generation, it expands the MA5 platform specifically toward higher precision, greater stability, improved energy efficiency, and intelligent process support. At the booth, the machine will produce cooling fans for the home appliance industry in a multi-cavity insert molding application with a cycle time of 35 seconds. This application stands for high process stability, consistent part quality, and sound process design even under demanding processing conditions. At the same time, it demonstrates the platform’s potential for more advanced Injection Molding+ applications.

For the automotive sector, Haitian Plastics Machinery will present an application on a JU5500V/3450 for the production of microcellular foamed motor hoods. The process used is physical foam injection molding with micro-opening for low read-through surfaces. This application demonstrates stability and long-term reliability in the processing of large structural parts while also highlighting the close integration of process technology, automation, and data connectivity.

For the drone industry, an electric production cell featuring a ZE1900VM-210hu-V80hs from Zhafir Plastics Machinery and an MDVR75 from Niigata Plastics Machinery will be on display. The solution enables the integrated assembly of rotor blades and blade clamps and stands for high output, high repeatability, and reduced-labor to unmanned operation. In this way, Haitian International’s expertise in precision injection molding, electric drive technology, and integrated automation—up to smart, unmanned manufacturing—becomes clearly visible.

Level Up! Your Efficiency
Digital transparency with the X-Injection Molding Cloud

The X-Injection Molding Cloud is Haitian’s AI-powered platform connects machine-side data with cloud intelligence to improve process setup, optimization, and real-time production monitoring. Its key highlights are fast first-shot parameter recommendation, AI defect diagnosis, early warning for process deviations, and deep native integration with Haitian machine controllers for smarter, more stable, and more efficient production.

The platform creates real-time transparency, supports the optimization of processes and operations, and strengthens data-based decision-making. At the same time, it provides the foundation for the continuous advancement of installed production technology.

Level Up! Your Flexibility
System integration and qualification in interaction

As part of the synergies within the Haitian Group, Haitian International and Haitian Education demonstrate how machine technology, system solutions, and qualification can be purposefully interconnected. At the center is an integrated approach that supports the transition from a standalone machine to a coordinated complete line.

At the same time, the systematic development of expertise and application competence on the customer side is intended to be further strengthened. In this way, Haitian International combines system integration and qualification into a robust framework for the further development of intelligent manufacturing structures.

Level Up! Your Possibilities
Technology, data, and system expertise working together

From the world premiere of the MA5/Ultra, to industry-specific applications, the X-Injection Molding Cloud, and cross-divisional solution approaches, Haitian International at CHINAPLAS 2026 demonstrates how machine performance, data availability, and integration expertise can be translated into a continuous manufacturing strategy.

Haitian International at Chinaplas: Hall 5.1 | C32

On March 19, Haitian Plastics Machinery and XPeng Motors successfully held the turnkey injection molding project handover ceremony at the Zhaoqing base. This milestone marks the official launch of their key collaboration in intelligent manufacturing for core new energy vehicle components, taking a solid step forward toward the future of smart manufacturing.

At the ceremony, Xu Bin, Deputy Director of Global Industry Lines at Haitian Plastics Machinery, and Xu Haihui, General Manager of South China Marketing Company, attended alongside Ma Ji, Director of Process Technology at XPeng Motors, and Fan Haibo, Plant Manager of the Resin Factory at the Zhaoqing base. Leaders from both sides gathered for a group photo to mark the occasion.

The delivery includes three Haitian HA3300-22500 injection molding machines, specifically configured for automotive bumper production, precisely aligned with the manufacturing needs of XPeng’s Zhaoqing resin plant.

This batch of Haitian HA-series machines, tailored for the automotive sector, offers multiple core advantages. Delivered as a turnkey injection molding island, the solution is equipped with a Stäubli mold change cart and magnetic platens, enabling one-click automated quick mold change. A 9-station quick-change fixture platform further minimizes downtime and supports flexible production.

The machines are integrated with on-machine automation systems that complete a full range of post-processing steps, including part removal, gate trimming, flame treatment, weighing, and laser marking—achieving a high level of automation and significantly improving production efficiency.

In addition, Haitian’s engineering team designed a clean, high-quality secondary-side layout for water, electricity, and gas systems, while implementing centralized material feeding and centralized exhaust treatment across the plant—ensuring both efficiency and environmental performance.

As a core hub for XPeng’s production capacity and industrial chain, the Zhaoqing base is equipped with five major process workshops and a wide range of intelligent manufacturing systems. Among them, the resin workshop enables large-scale production of bumper components for smart electric vehicles. With the deployment of Haitian machines, the base’s capabilities in resin part manufacturing are further strengthened. Taking on the critical role of shaping the “first impression” of intelligent vehicles and safeguarding driving safety, the solution supports both higher production efficiency and improved product quality in bumper manufacturing.

The successful delivery of this project marks a strong example of deep industry collaboration and mutual empowerment between Haitian Plastics Machinery and XPeng Motors. Leveraging its expertise in developing and manufacturing injection molding solutions for the automotive sector, Haitian has provided XPeng with a customized, high-efficiency turnkey intelligent manufacturing ecosystem. Building on this milestone, both parties will continue to deepen their partnership, focusing on innovation in equipment for new energy vehicle components, and jointly driving the high-quality development of the automotive manufacturing industry.

Shantou Gooders Precision Technology Co., Ltd.(Golds), founded in 2017, is a high-tech enterprise focused on precision manufacturing within the building block supply chain. Operating a 210,000 m² production base, the company produces more than 10 billion building block pieces every year. It is now a top-tier supplier of universal building block components, working with major toy companies worldwide.

Located in Chenghai, Shantou—one of China’s most important toy manufacturing hubs—Golds has grown alongside the region’s powerful industrial ecosystem.

Inside the factory, hundreds of injection molding machines run in orderly rows. Every year, billions of tiny plastic pieces leave this production line, eventually becoming castles, spacecraft, and dinosaurs in children’s hands.

The story behind this massive and highly reliable production system traces back to 2017, when Golds was founded, and when it first partnered with Zhafir.

When Golds was established in 2017, its mission was clear: to become a production service partner for leading toy brands. That meant delivering more than just building blocks, but also guaranteeing consistent quality across every batch. Choosing the right equipment was therefore the company’s first critical decision.

“High precision and reliable performance are the foundation of high-quality products,” recalls Hong Jiawen, Production Director at Golds. Zhafir was selected for its strong reputation in technology, service, and cost-performance.

Nine years later, that initial decision has grown into a large-scale production network. Today, Golds operates 327 injection molding machines from Haitian and Zhafir, including 263 Zhafir machines. Working together with Haitian Smart Solutions Robotics systems, they form the backbone of Golds’ massive annual output.

In the world of building blocks, creativity starts with precision. Each block must meet strict dimensional requirements. Equally important is consistency across batches, which means blocks produced at different times must deliver exactly the same fit and feel. Therefore, every detail—dimensional tolerance, parting line, and shrinkage rate—must be controlled at the micron level, ensuring that any two blocks can snap together seamlessly. This level of precision must be maintained over hundreds of millions of production cycles.

Zhafir machines play a vital role in achieving this consistency. Servo-driven systems minimize transmission delay and fluctuation, allowing machines to reach stable operation quickly. Combined with precise injection control, stable clamping systems, and fast cycle performance, they ensure reliable, repeatable production, supporting Golds’ output of billions of components each year. 

The all-electric design also eliminates hydraulic oil, reducing contamination risks and helping maintain the high cleanliness standards required for toy manufacturing.

As smart manufacturing reshapes the industry, Golds has actively built an automated production ecosystem. A dedicated building block solution from Haitian Smart Solutions compresses in-mold actions to 0.82 seconds, enabling stable performance even in high-frequency production cycles. Robotic systems work seamlessly with Zhafir injection molding machines, forming a synchronized production loop: Precise molding → Precise part removal → Precise cycle timing.

With its open architecture and intelligent capabilities, Zhafir equipment integrates smoothly into Golds’ smart factory environment. Production data can be quickly translated into process optimization, allowing the company to respond flexibly to changing orders. The result is faster changeovers, more flexible manufacturing, and higher efficiency.

From 2017 to 2026, Golds and Zhafir have grown together, from a single machine to a large-scale equipment network, and from precision manufacturing to intelligent manufacturing.The partnership reflects a clear path forward: starting with advanced precision, scaling that precision through digitalization, and ultimately unlocking new possibilities through intelligent manufacturing.

Today, the 10 billion building blocks produced each year stand as the most visible outcome of this collaboration. In Chenghai, the city that put China’s toy industry on the global map, Golds and Zhafir fit together like two perfectly matched blocks, building a future defined by precision, efficiency, and smart manufacturing.

Founded in Hong Kong in 1988, Hongrita Holdings Ltd. (Hongrita) has grown into a global precision manufacturing group. With mold and precision plastic component facilities in Shenzhen, Zhongshan, and Malaysia, Hongrita now operates six factories and employs approximately 2,500 people worldwide. Hongrita’s core expertise spans multi-material, multi-cavity, and LSR precision molds, serving leading global brands across medical, consumer electronics, industrial, and automotive sectors.

Recently, we had the opportunity to speak with Mr. Felix Choi, CEO of Hongrita, to hear firsthand how this manufacturing leader approaches choice, evolution, and the future.

At Hongrita’s Zhongshan plant, more than 300 Zhafir all-electric injection molding machines operate reliably day and night. Hongrita sets uncompromising standards: micron-level precision must remain consistent over time and across tens of millions of cycles.

In 2016, when the first second-generation Zhafir all-electric injection molding machine was introduced, the challenge was clear—not just to produce qualified parts, but to keep deviations within micron-level limits over millions of cycles. Zhafir met that challenge. Since then, Hongrita’s production lines have evolved in step with Zhafir’s technology, advancing together to the latest fifth-generation platform.

Today, all Zhafir machines at Hongrita continue to operate stably under high-load conditions, with machine stability underpinning consistently high production yield. This philosophy of iteration rather than replacement has formed the “growth rings” of Hongrita’s production lines, and stands as the first foundation supporting its global customer base.

In recent years, the partnership has reached a new milestone with the joint exploration of CUBE mold technology. “We’ve already received our first customer order,” Mr. Choi noted. From second-generation machines to breakthroughs in cube molding, the relationship has evolved from equipment supply into a collaborative R&D partnership, responding to new market demands and bringing advanced mold concepts into mass production.

Connecting machines into a production line is only the beginning. Hongrita began its digital and intelligent transformation early, guided by a clear goal: replace experience-based judgment with data-driven certainty.

“We need more accurate data for analysis, which is why we fully adopted all-electric machines,” said Mr. Choi. In an environment of intense competition on cost and efficiency, optimization must be rooted in real production data. The comprehensive adoption of Zhafir all-electric machines became the cornerstone. With advantages in energy efficiency and precision control, combined with open data interfaces, Zhafir enables every machine’s operating status, process parameters, and energy consumption to become transparent and traceable. As a result, machines are no longer just producing parts, but also producing insight.

This data-driven approach has also turned green intelligent manufacturing from a concept into action. With real-time data, Hongrita has carried out systematic energy-saving upgrades across water, electricity, gas, and HVAC systems, achieving both economic and environmental gains. Today, Hongrita has earned authoritative Industry 4.0 Maturity Level 2i certification, with Zhafir playing a critical role behind the scenes.

Nearly a decade and 300 Zhafir machines—more than scale, they reflect a journey of choice, trust, and shared progress. From equipment collaboration to technology development and digital transformation, Zhafir has grown alongside Hongrita in modern manufacturing. 

Looking ahead, the partnership will continue to drive innovation and long-term value. This journey of precision manufacturing is still underway. 

Founded in 2016, Guangdong Zhongsichuang Plastic Co., Ltd. (Zhongsichuang) focuses on the R&D and manufacturing of cosmetic packaging. Serving leading beauty brands worldwide, the company delivers packaging solutions that balance precision, visual appeal, and cost efficiency—helping brands stand out in competitive markets.

When a lipstick glides up smoothly or a compact reflects a clear, refined finish, these subtle details shape a consumer’s first perception. Cosmetic packaging today is no longer just functional, it is also the first visual and tactile expression of a brand.

Recently, we visited Zhongsichuang to see how aesthetic ideas are transformed into precise manufacturing results.

Within a 25,000-square-meter modern facility, more than 100 injection molding machines run continuously, supported by over 3,000 mold sets ready for production. Zhongsichuang operates a comprehensive range of Haitian and Zhafir injection molding machines, including standard models, third- and fifth-generation machines, as well as two-color and all-electric systems. Together, they cover nearly the full Haitian International product portfolio.

Behind this scale is a clear principle: precision manufacturing, refined appearance, and reliable cost performance.

In cosmetic packaging, transparency signals premium quality, and it also demands extreme process stability. Chairman Xie Rusheng demonstrated this with a clear powder compact weighing 70 grams, featuring a 10 mm wall thickness and a five-minute molding cycle, placing high demands on machine consistency over long cycles.

“With Zhafir all-electric injection molding machines, the products maintain stable pressure, speed, and temperature throughout the process.” This minimizes shrinkage in thick-wall parts and delivers a yield rate above 96%, making flawless transparency achievable at scale.