An apparatus for manufacturing a vehicle card key, the apparatus comprising:
- an upper mold which is disposed on a printed circuit board (PCB) substrate of a vehicle card key;
- a lower mold which is spaced apart from the upper mold in a downward direction and fixed to a lower portion of the PCB substrate;
- a keyhole slide molding material which is disposed between one end of the upper mold and the lower mold and forms a keyhole into which a mechanical key of the vehicle card key is inserted;
- a battery hole slide molding material which is disposed between an other end of the upper mold and the lower mold and forms a battery hole into which a battery of the vehicle card key is inserted;
- a first angular pin which passes through the one end of the upper mold and one end of the keyhole slide and the lower mold;
- and
- a second angular pin which passes through the other end of the upper mold and the other end of the battery hole slide and the lower mold,
- wherein:
- the first and second angular pins extend entirely through an upper surface of the upper mold such that inclined portions of the first and second angular pins are disposed above the upper surface of the upper mold;
- the upper mold has a first upper through-hole formed in the one end, through which the first angular pin passes, and a second upper through-hole formed in the other end, through which the second angular pin passes;
- the keyhole slide molding material has a first through-hole through which the first angular pin passing through the first upper through-hole passes;
- the battery hole slide has a second through-hole through which the second angular pin passing through the second upper through-hole passes;
- the lower mold has a first lower through-hole through which the first angular pin passing through the first through-hole passes and a second lower through-hole through which the second angular pin passing through the second through-hole passes;
- and
- the first lower through-hole and the second lower through-hole are formed as long holes, which, when viewed in a plan view, extend in parallel directions and are not aligned with each other in a lengthwise direction of the long holes.