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TK Group: One-stop molding solutions fuels precision manufacturing upgrades

Apr 21, 2026

At CHINAPLAS 2026, TK Group showcases its comprehensive molding solutions designed for five key markets: consumer electronics, automotive, medical, packaging, and personal care. The display highlights the company's full range of capabilities, from mold design and manufacturing to precise injection molding and secondary processing.

 

Godsend Lu, CEO of TK Group, notes that the exhibits demonstrate the company's awareness of the manufacturing industry's rapid evolution toward higher integration, precision, and sustainability. As product structures grow more complex and quality standards continue to rise, customers increasingly seek systematic partners capable of reliable and consistent delivery.

 

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Godsend Lu, CEO of TK Group.

 

Digital precision molds: Foundation for high-standard manufacturing

 

In mold manufacturing, TK Group excels in two main areas: multi-cavity and large, complex molds. The company achieves processing precision of 0.002 mm for molds with 128 cavities or more while maintaining production efficiency and stability. For large, complex molds found in the automotive and home appliance sectors, it consistently controls precision at 0.005 mm.

 

These capabilities are supported by TK Group's ongoing investment in digital processing lines and a well-established operational framework, ensuring high consistency in mass production.

 

Injection molding solutions: Meeting complex application requirements

 

In the injection molding process, TK Group offers a full range of services, from structural analysis and mold development to mass production and surface treatment. The company has successfully integrated multiple cutting-edge molding technologies into actual production, including liquid silicone rubber (LSR) injection, in-mold electronics (IME), conformal antennas, multi-color/hybrid injection, compression molding, and precision insert injection.

 

These technologies are integrated to enhance product functionality, optimize structure, and improve manufacturing efficiency, helping customers achieve higher reliability and consistency under complex design conditions.

 

Technological directions converging across sectors

 

TK Group has observed that although applications vary across sectors, the technological directions are converging.

 

In the automotive sector, integrated large structural parts have become a key focus, necessitating higher demands for molds exceeding 100 tons, complex cavity designs, and gas-assisted, water-assisted, and microfoaming injection processes.

 

The consumer electronics sector increasingly relies on mold flow analysis, multi-color/multi-material injection, and LSR technologies. Additionally, 3D-printed conformal cooling channels are becoming crucial for enhancing efficiency.

 

The medical sector is rapidly advancing towards high levels of automation and precision, including automated lines in cleanrooms, ultra-high-cavity molds, and online visual inspection.

 

Meanwhile, smart factories, sustainability, and simulation-driven design are emerging as common technological focuses across sectors.

 

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TK Group's molding solutions are widely adopted to produce electrical products. 

 

IMSE and AI empowering high-value manufacturing

 

As a tier-two partner in the automotive supply chain, TK Group supplies in-mold structural electronics (IMSE) electrical functional films and offers comprehensive IMSE product design and manufacturing services for OEM customers in the consumer, industrial, and medical sectors.

 

Leveraging its experience in in-mold labeling (IML), multi-shot molding, and embedded molding, the company is expanding its high-volume capabilities in 2K/3K and film insert molding to deliver lighter, more sustainable components equipped with advanced lighting and HMI functions.

 

In smart manufacturing, TK Group has integrated AI and big data analytics into critical processes like production scheduling, quality inspection, and automated assembly, significantly enhancing efficiency and quality stability. The company plans to continue investing in cutting-edge technology R&D.

 

Global strategy to navigate uncertainties

 

In international markets, TK Group has experienced steady growth in the consumer electronics sector, featuring a diverse range of products from smartphones and wearables to portable imaging devices and AR glasses.

 

Godsend Lu remarks that while there are clear signs of market recovery, intensified competition and uncertainties in the international trade environment remain. To enhance supply chain resilience, TK Group has decentralized geographic risks by expanding its capacity in Vietnam, enabling more flexible production solutions.

 

Looking ahead, TK Group will continue ramping up R&D investment, further integrating molds, injection molding, and smart manufacturing, while reinforcing its competitive edge in high-end sectors such as medical technology, consumer electronics, and smart home solutions. This strategy supports the ongoing advancement of Chinese manufacturing in the global market.

 

Booth: 5.2G18

 


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