ASFROM EVA and Rubber sheet mould FAQ
ASFROM EVA and Rubber sheet mould FAQ
EVA and Rubber sheet mould Base Q&A
I. Informazioni di base sul prodotto
Q1: Hi do you make molds for custom mats for EVA shoes soles?
A1: Yes, dear. We have our own mould factory in Dongguan, here I am attaching our mould factory for your reference, we have confidence to give you the best quality and good design.
Q2: Can you customize EVA molds or rubber molds?
A2: Yes, we can customize according to our samples or drawings. May I know which one you need?
Q3: What’s the lead time for EVA mold production?
A3: Lead time is 15-25 working days for regular EVA molds.



II. Settori e materiali applicabili
Q4: What’s the MOQ for EVA molds?
A4: MOQ is 1 set for customized EVA molds.
Q5: What if the EVA mold has quality issues after delivery?
A5: Pls take photos and videos of the problem and contact us. We’ll arrange technical support immediately.
III. Conoscenze specifiche sulle modalità di alimentazione (nuovo capitolo ampliato)
Q6: Can the EVA mold be used for other materials, such as PE or foam?
A6: No, EVA molds are designed specifically for EVA material.
Q7: What type of materials do you typically use for steel in your normal operations?
A7: EVA molds are typically made from A3 steel under normal conditions, with a specific model number of Q345B. Rubber molds are typically made from 50# steel.
Q8: What is the typical thickness of the base plate used?
A8: The standard thickness of the base plate we use is typically 8MM, 10MM, or 12MM.
Q9: What are the differences between Teflon and hard chrome plating in terms of surface treatment?
A9: Teflon has a smooth surface for easy demolding. Little or no release agent is needed, so the finished EVA sheets are super smooth and flat. The downside is it needs regular surface maintenance after long-term use.
Hard chrome plating features a durable coating and longer service life. However, you must spray release agent evenly inside the mold during production. Without it, sheets will stick together, causing bubbles, local adhesion and minor surface flaws.
Q10: Do you have a pattern design catalog?
A10: Yes, we do. Which one do you need, rubber or EVA type?

