Design Applications

One of the most cost-effective molding methods, rotational molding can be used to produce complex parts that have features such as intricate contours, undercuts, molded-in inserts and double walls.

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Figurine is made of semi-rigid PVC with extreme undercuts. The part is air brushed and filled with a cement-foam mixture post molding.	Water filtration unit has a complex design with 132 kiss-offs, molded through holes, and is stackable.
Point-of-Purchase display features durable one-piece construction with an add-on drip tray.	Cymbal case is lightweight for ease of carrying yet rugged construction protects contents.
Double-wall part with foam insulation produced during the molding process results in superior strength, increased insulation, and close tolerances.	Traffic sign is molded as a seamless, single piece part with two different colored resins.
Vehicle crash bars converted from metal are lighter weight yet still provide adequate protection in minor collisions.	Medical specimen case is insulated to protect contents.
Used coolant reservoir tank has a complex shape that lends necessary strength to the part. Due to its complex shape, this part could only be produced by rotomolding.	Floor sweeper frame combined 120 metal parts into one rotomolded part, reducing assembly time and increasing product integrity and durability.
Blower housing with threads and inserts is made from a flame-retardant polyethylene.	Inflatable oxygen mask seal is made of PVC and provides flexibility for patient comfort.