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Spoon Injection Mold: Accepted and Shipped

A JFMOULD spoon injection mold project with sample photos, completed mold trials, customer acceptance, and mold shipment confirmed by the manufacturer.

ProjectJFMOULD customer project
Application SectorCutlery
Project statusThe customer accepted the mold, and the mold has been shipped.
Handheld spoon samples connected to a runner from the JFMOULD projectproductSpoon samples from this JFMOULD project, shown connected to their runner.View full image ↗
Spoon samples and runner laid flat from the same JFMOULD projectproductA second view of the project's spoon samples, showing the bowls, handles, and runner connections.View full image ↗

Project

Manufacture an injection mold for the plastic spoons shown in the project photos.

Work completed

JFMOULD made the mold and completed mold trials before customer acceptance.

Acceptance and shipment

The customer accepted the mold, and the mold has been shipped.

Program Notes and RFQ Context

JFMOULD manufactured the mold for this spoon project. Mold trials were completed, the customer accepted the mold, and the mold has been shipped.

Samples from the project

The two photos show spoon samples connected to their runner, held up and laid flat. Both photos are from this project. They let buyers see the spoon shape and runner connections before discussing their own tooling needs.

From mold trials to shipment

  1. Manufacturing: the mold was made by JFMOULD.
  2. Mold trials: trial molding was completed.
  3. Customer acceptance: the customer accepted the mold.
  4. Shipment: the mold was shipped.

Project status was confirmed by JFMOULD on September 8, 2026. This is the confirmation date, not the shipment date. Customer identity, technical specifications, and shipment date are not published.

What this project can tell you

The photos show the spoon shape and runner connections. The project status above comes from JFMOULD’s confirmation; the photos alone do not establish cycle time, cavity count, resin, dimensional tolerances or tool life. Those specifications are not published for this project.

When discussing your own spoon mold, use a photo or sketch to explain the bowl, handle and appearance you need. If known, include dimensions, material, expected quantity and the molding machine. These are inputs for your quotation, not specifications of the project shown here.

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