Here are some of the questions that tecni-form often get asked. Click on each question to see the answer - if you have a query that is not answered here, please contact tecni-form and they will be happy to help.
- What components are suitable to be rotationally moulded?
- How is RM more environmentally friendly than other plastic moulding processes?
- Is rotational moulding cheaper than other forms of plastic moulding?
- How do I specify the designs for RM?
- Is there a minimum / maximum size of RM products you can produce?
- What types of plastic can you use in rotational moulding?
- What makes your company different from others in the rotational molding industry?
- Can RM be used to create SUV overhead and lower consoles?
- What are the advantages for using RM to create storage tanks for different liquids?
- What are the maximum heats that RM plastics can stand?
- What makes rotational moulding preferable to blow moulding?
- Is rotational moulding suitable for the manufacture of marine plastic gas tanks?
- What tools do you use in the rotational moulding process?
- What is the expected lifespan of a rotationally moulded product?
- What is the expected lifespan of a rotational mould tool?
Yes, the smallest moulding tecni-form have seen is a 25 mm diameter, 30 mm high cylinder (which was moulded by them), and the largest is an 80,000 litres tank (which was not). tecni-form can currently accommodate moulds that would fit inside a sphere 3m in diameter.
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