There are many advantages to rotomolding. Tooling cost is much lower, which often makes rotomolding a more cost effective method, especially for smaller quantities. The process has virtually no size limitations and parts are produced with an even wall thickness, even at the corners. Complex shapes with molded in handles, graphics, threads, and inserts can all be part of the design, saving you time and money by eliminating secondary operations. Rotomolding has come a long way from primarily producing tanks.
Tanks are only one example of the products being produced today.
Rotomolded parts are found in industries ranging from recreational to medical to automotive. See our Design Applications for a quick look at some amazing parts. If you are an ARM member, you can use the Hotline referral program to speak to an industry professional who can provide assistance. Contact the ARM office for information on this program. If you are a nonmember, you can post your question on Polysort's rotomolding discussion board , which ARM sponsors.