Rotational molding manufacturers provide two types of products: pre-engineered, stock molds and specially-made custom molded plastic products, which are designed and fabricated to meet unique specifications for a variety of specialty applications. Rotationally molded products are highly versatile with a wide variety of design options and low production cost, making this thermoplastic molding technique popular when it comes to custom designed products.
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MOD Custom RotomoldingAshtabula, OH 800-772-7659 MOD is a design and manufacturing specialist in the conversion of metal, fiberglass, wood and other parts into complete, integrated, custom rotational moulding plastic designs. Award-winning MOD engineers help you cut the parts, count, reduce weight, boost strength and add stunning visual appeal. We create products for applications such as chemical, food, healthcare and more.
Quality Industries, LLCHartwell, GA 800-241-8044 We are a full-service custom rotational molding manufacturer that takes pride in our state-of-the-art equipment and our long-term employees. We are noted for our custom ability, but have our own standard product line as well. Why buy anything but Quality? Stop in and we are confident that you will agree, Quality is not just our name, it is our business. Call today or visit our website for a quote!
Dakota MoldingFargo, ND 701-281-0001 An industry leader in nylon and crosslink polyethylene hydraulic tanks, fuel tanks, coolant/washer bottles, shrouds and air ducting; Dakota Molding is the company to turn to for all custom rotational molding needs. Offer solutions for new and emerging fuel permeability requirements and metal to plastic cost saving conversions. Promote customer focused innovative design solutions.
Roto Dynamics Inc.Anaheim, CA 714-630-6399 Roto Dynamics, custom rotational molders serving custom rotational molding needs nationwide. With the experience gained from manufacturing a large portfolio of products we are confident that we can assist you in the design development and production of your rotationally molded plastic parts. Our team is dedicated to our customers' rotational molding requirements. Visit our website today!
Assmann Corporation of AmericaGarrett, IN Marshall, TX - 888-357-3181 Assmann Corporation is an NSF & ISO certified rotational molder of large and small double wall, vertical, horizontal and conical plastic tanks, and also chemical feed stations plus secondary containment basins. Our rotomolding process and extensive experience makes the difference... We offer many accessories, including full drain outlet, seismic restraints and more.
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The rotational mold design, plastic material, additives, color and finishing processes, which include cutting, polishing, painting and welding, are all customizable options. Rotational molders cater to many different industries, including the food and beverage processing, pharmaceutical, agricultural, waste management, chemical, marine, sporting goods and storage industries. Common products include tanks, containers, bottles and boxes for industrial use. However, many other commercial products are fabricated by rotational moulding that are more likely to be custom made, like seating, toys, lawn ornaments, kayaks, playground equipment, musical instrument carrying cases and football helmets. They may be produced in high volumes or low runs as little as a single product. Rotationally molded products also have the option of surface texture, reinforcing beams, multi-wall construction, linings and inserts. The plastic powder can contain additives to enhance chemical resistance, prevent corrosion, protect against water damage and ensure flame retardancy.
The first step to design a custom made rotomolded product is to fabricate a unique mold. They are made from either stainless steel or aluminum. Since aluminum is a softer metal, their molds tend to be thicker than steel. They are either welded, for larger, simpler constructions, or die cast, for molds with a lot of detail. Often, the manufacturers are involved in the design, mold fabrication and finishing processes in addition to the actual plastic molding process. Finishing operations include cutting, which is required for any product with holes or openings, as well as painting, polishing, welding on smaller parts, coatings (usually polyurethane) that protect against corrosion and leaking and graphics or labeling. Many products made for the medical, food and beverage processing and pharmaceutical industries must be FDA approved and contain no dyes or recycled plastic, have a smooth surface and high temperature resistance. For enhanced aesthetics, the polymer resin powders can be custom made in any color, many different textures and finishes like stone or speckled effects. The option of inserts, threads, handles and fine surface details are also available.