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MOD rotomolding — custom design & manufacturing specialists in the conversion of metal, fiberglass, wood & other parts or products into complete, integrated, rotationally molded plastic designs. Award-winning MOD engineers help you cut the parts, count, reduce weight, boost strength & add stunning visual appeal.
Industry leader in Nylon and crosslink polyethylene hydraulic tanks, fuel tanks, coolant/washer bottles, shrouds and air ducting. Offer solutions for new and emerging fuel permeability requirements and Metal to plastic cost saving conversions. Promote customer focused innovative design solutions.
Interpak specializes in high-quality rotationally molded plastics, custom rotomolding and rotomolded containers. Interpak rotomolders offers quality, cost-effective products for all your rotomolding needs. For more information about our products and services please call or visit our website.
We have a first. Production of the first permanently installed rotationally molded plastic marine-industry fuel tank happened here. We make other custom products via rotomolding. Construction, industrial, lawn and garden, material handling and recreational industries order from us. In business since 1979.
Rotational molders use the rotational molding or rotomolding process to create hollow plastic parts. This process is the easiest way to produce large, hollow plastic parts such as oil tanks, mostly because rotomolded parts inherently feature an even wall thickness and strong corners.
During the rotomolding process, rotational molders generally use powdered or liquid plastics from the polyethylene family. Some of these plastic materials include cross-linked polyethylene, high density polyethylene, or linear low density polyethylene.
Rotational molders create plastic items for a number of industries and applications, including specialty tanks for food service, livestock feeders, instrument housings, oil tanks, and highway construction markers, as well as consumer products such as kayaks, child seats, planter pots, tool carts, and truck liners.
Rotational molds are significantly less expensive than other molds, such as those used in injection molding. In addition, many parts can be produced in one piece through rotational molding, resulting in very little scrap and reduced assembly costs. The disadvantages of rotational molding are that the process is slower than injection molding and certain features such as ribs may be difficult to mold.
