Hongshen keeps CNC prototypes and plastic molds in separate catalog folders. That split matches how most programs actually buy: first a machined ABS or PC article, then a tool once the surface and snaps freeze.
The three mold photos are shop-floor shots — an assembled tool with standard components, an open cavity on a blue bench, and two large halves on the floor in front of racking. They are not studio renders.
Injection molding and mold design are both named in the company paragraph. MIM and sheet-metal stamping are named too, but they do not have their own product folders on the English site.