Moldált

Moldált is a Hungarian word that translates to "molded" or "shaped" in English. It describes the process of forming a material into a specific shape, often by using a mold. This term can be applied to a variety of materials and contexts, including plastics, metals, ceramics, and even food products.

In manufacturing, moldált refers to items created through injection molding, blow molding, or casting. For instance, plastic parts for automobiles or household appliances are often moldált. Similarly, metal components can be moldált through processes like die casting. The result of this shaping process is a piece that conforms to the desired form of the mold.

Beyond industrial applications, moldált can also describe the act of shaping something by hand, such as dough being moldált into a loaf of bread or clay being moldált into a sculpture. The key aspect of the term is the intentional creation of a form through external pressure or the use of a pre-defined cavity. The final shape is a direct consequence of the molding process.