Connector molds, due to their advanced design, are both small and lightweight, yet come at a high price. These components require molds with a high level of precision and intricate details. In these molds, a large number of parts, known as inserts, are assembled precisely and systematically. This process demands a great deal of accuracy, which significantly increases the cost of the molds. Furthermore, due to the complexities of the manufacturing process, typically only 2 or 4 cavities can be used in the molds, and this limitation in the number of cavities directly impacts the final price of the mold.