Through recent customer surveys and follow-up visits, we have found that many customers are not very familiar with rotational molding products. We hope that the manufacturer can further explain.

Today, the editor will share with you the relevant materials we have researched, hoping to provide inspiration and assistance to everyone. During the production process of rotational molding products, there is almost no furnace material returned, so this process has a very high utilization rate of materials. The vast majority of plastic product molding processes involve plastic and molds being subjected to considerable pressure (pressure) during the molding process, such as injection molding, compression molding, extrusion, blow molding, etc., which are widely used. Therefore, when using these molding processes to produce large plastic parts, not only must molds that can withstand high pressure be used, making them bulky and complex, but plastic molding equipment must also be designed Made very firmly, the difficulty of machining and manufacturing the machine model correspondingly increases, and the cost increases. On the contrary, due to the fact that the rotational molding process only requires the strength of the frame to support the weight of the material, mold, and frame itself, as well as the clamping force to prevent material leakage, even large and extra large plastic parts do not require the use of very bulky equipment and molds. The processing and manufacturing of the machine mold is very convenient, with a short manufacturing cycle and low cost.