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Rotationally Molded Products

One of the most cost-effective molding processes, rotational molding produces top quality molded parts.

 

Molded-in logos

Custom colors

Lightweight and tough

Uniform wall thickness

Flexible design

Resistant to oil, water, and corrosion

Low cost tooling

Structural integrity

Low maintenance costs

Polyethylene: linear low, medium and high density

PVC: custom formulated and tinted

Flame retardant materials

Plastic EggRotational molding is one of the most effective, design-flexible molding processes. It produces top quality, uniform molded parts.
As the name implies, rotational molding involves rotating a mold on two axes so that the material inside evenly coats all surfaces. As the mold rotates, it is heated in an oven, fusing the material against the interior walls of the mold and creating the outer skin. In some applications, the interior is simultaneously foamed - in others, the skin remains hollow.

Once the material reaches the fusion temperature, the mold is cooled to solidify the part's shape and structure. The part is then removed from the mold, a fresh charge of material is inserted and the process begins again.

Parts can be 6" to 8' in diameter, and can range in softness, thickness, surface texture and color. They can be totally enclosed or have openings. Rotationally molded products are typically lightweight but very durable.  

Lead Times

Quotation: 3-5 Working Days
New Tooling: 10-12 Weeks
Production: 2-3 Weeks from Tooling Receipt
 

Renosol's roto-molding facility is located in Greenville, South Carolina.
Call (864) 288-2461 for a quote or email us at info@renosol.com.


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