In 2011 domestic and foreign mold output value ranking

With the adjustment of the global economic and industrial structure, due to the increasingly saturated European and American markets, the traditional industries such as manufacturing industries are witnessing higher labor costs, lower profits, and shifting their focus to developing countries. China’s labor resources are abundant and cheap. Therefore, China’s potential market for molds is large, and it is determined that China will inevitably develop into a mold-manufacturing country. The proportion of mold production in the world has increased significantly, and the amount of mold steel has also increased significantly. It can be considered that the 1990s of the 20th century was a period of rapid development of China's mold industry. From 1988 to 2001, the output value of China's mold production increased by 10 times.

In addition to the mold output value of the Chinese mainland ranks first in the world, the global mold output ranking and the proportion is as follows: 1, Japan 40.8%; 2, the United States 20.4%; 3, Germany 9.1%; 4, Italy 4.7%; 5, France 4.7%; 6, South Korea 4.6%; 7, China Taiwan 4.3%; 8, Britain 4.1%; 9, Canada 3.3%; 10, Spain 1.7%; 11, Bulgaria 0.7%; 12, Netherlands 0.5%; 13, Belgium 0.5%; , Finland 0.3%; 15, Argentina 0.3%; 16, Switzerland; 17, Sweden.