In the automotive manufacturing industry, the storage environment of the exhaust pipe mold, as the core tool for producing high-performance and high-quality exhaust pipes, has a vital impact on the preservation state, service life, and efficiency and quality of subsequent production of the mold. In order to ensure that the mold maintains optimal performance during the production process, the storage environment must be managed scientifically and reasonably.

Precise control of temperature and humidity
Temperature management is the basis for ensuring the performance of the exhaust pipe mold. The ideal storage environment temperature should be maintained between 15°C and 30°C. Too high a temperature may cause the softening and deformation of the mold material, thereby accelerating the aging process; while too low a temperature will make the material brittle and significantly increase the risk of cracking. Therefore, choosing a suitable storage temperature is the key to ensuring the long-term use of the mold.
Humidity is also an important factor affecting the preservation state of the mold. Excessive humidity can cause rust and corrosion on the mold surface, thereby affecting the precision and durability of the mold. For this reason, it is recommended to control the relative humidity of the storage environment between 40%RH and 60%RH. The humidity can be effectively adjusted by using a dehumidifier or humidifier to ensure that the mold is stored in the best condition.

Implementation of dust and pollution prevention measures
During the storage process of molds, dust prevention measures are crucial. Dust and impurities may not only adhere to the surface of the mold, affecting its precision and appearance, but may also penetrate into the interior through the gaps of the mold, causing rust and wear of internal parts. Therefore, it is necessary to keep the storage environment clean and take effective dust prevention measures, such as using dust covers and regular cleaning.
At the same time, prevention of other pollutants cannot be ignored. Corrosive gases, grease and other pollutants should be avoided in the storage environment, which may corrode or pollute the mold material, affecting its performance and service life. Therefore, it is crucial to regularly check and maintain the cleanliness of the storage environment.

Reasonable arrangement of lighting and ventilation
The impact of lighting conditions on molds should also not be underestimated. Long-term lighting, especially strong direct sunlight, may cause aging and discoloration of mold materials. Therefore, the storage environment should avoid direct sunlight, which can be achieved by using sunshade curtains or sunshades. At the same time, the storage area should be equipped with sufficient lighting facilities so that the mold status can be clearly checked when needed.
Good ventilation is an important means to maintain air circulation in the storage environment and reduce humidity and accumulation of pollutants. The storage environment should be equipped with effective ventilation equipment, such as fans and air conditioners, and these equipment should be cleaned and maintained regularly to ensure their normal operation.