What is Air Deflector Mould?

An Air deflector mould is a mould used to create parts that are aerodynamically designed and improve aerodynamic efficiency. Truck top air deflectors are a common example of this type of mold, which reduces drag and fuel consumption. Cab extenders are another common form of air deflector, which reduces the size of a tractor body and fuel consumption.

Typically, an air deflector mould is comprised of two parts: a body and a spinneret plate. The first portion is curved inward, while the second part is straight. The first portion has protrusions on its inner surface to facilitate attachment to a skid bar.

The first portion of an air deflector mould is preferably designed for a front center air deflector. The second portion is attached to a skid bar on a lower surface of a vehicle. The first portion of the mould is generally made of a first material having a first durometer value. High durometer values indicate a high degree of hardness.

The structural design of the body adopts the left aviation baffle and right aviation baffle. The structure of the body is easy to assemble, and the fabric grade is not inhomogeneous. The technical requirement is low, and the application prospect is broad. In addition, the fabricated part is easy to debug.

The air deflector mould includes first and second plastic molding material. This first plastic molding material is molded as a first portion and then the second portion is molded. The two parts are then joined together. This process creates an air deflector with a smooth exterior. The molded piece has a shape shaped like a car.

The left spinneret wall of the left Air Deflector mould forms a 2-degree angle with a similar angle on the right spinneret wall of the right Air Deflector mould. The melt-blown fabric is a flexible material with good mechanical properties and can be used in a variety of applications. Plastic deflectors are often used to improve the efficiency of HVAC units and reduce heat loss through glass surfaces.