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June 25, 2026 By QinQin

Each of these features serves a specific purpose and must be designed with consideration for the molding process.

Feature TypePurposeKey Design Considerations
Screw BossFasteningWall thickness, draft angle, height
RibStructural supportHeight-to-thickness ratio, spacing
Dog HouseComponent housingSize, shape, alignment
UndercutSnap fits, clipsMold complexity, side actions
Snap FitAssembly without fastenersFlexibility, engagement depth

This table provides a quick overview of the most common B side features and the factors to consider when designing them.

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