Plastic spoons are widely utilized in the food and beverage industry and in contemporary life. Their disposable nature, cost-effectiveness, and hygienic properties make them prevalent in restaurants, food packaging, and birthday cake boxes.Due to their diverse applications, plastic spoon designs have evolved, but their primary objective remains cost-effectiveness. Consequently, the requirements for spoon molds have intensified, necessitating the attainment of high production efficiency and minimizing plastic spoon mold costs.The plastic materials commonly used for knives, forks, and spoons are food-grade PP and PS.A plastic spoon/fork mold serves as a tool in the plastic manufacturing process, shaping and molding plastic spoons. Constructed from steel, these molds are designed to conform to the desired shape and size of the plastic spoon.The plastic spoon mold comprises two interlocking halves. Through a small opening called a sprue, plastic material is injected into the mold, filling it and assuming the mold’s shape, thereby forming the spoon’s structure.The utilization of plastic fork molds can significantly reduce waste in the manufacturing process. These molds are meticulously designed to minimize excess plastic material, thereby eliminating the need for trimming and finishing operations.