Rotational moulding is an ideal
process for manufacturing
cleaning equipment
Plastic parts for cleaning machines
Rotationally moulded plastic components have long been used by manufacturers of domestic and industrial cleaning machines. tecni-form are market leaders in the supply of moulded components to manufacturers of cleaning equipment. But the possibilities are now even wider since tecni-form developed a reliable painting process for polyethylene parts. That means that cowlings, casings and handles can be produced using rotomoulding and then painted to match the rest of the machine assembly.
tecni-form can mould in inserts such as threads, bushes and clips. Using their finishing and assembly techniques, tecni-form can build up components for your machine consisting of metal parts and plastic components. The assembly is shipped ready for insertion into the rest of the machine.
Among many possible applications are components for vacuum cleaners, polishers, pressure washers, steam cleaners, carpet cleaners and dryers, upholstery cleaners and floor scrubbers and polishers. Wash room equipment is another area for rotational plastic mouldings. Even if you require plastic parts for a pilot project or for test marketing, rotomoulding is likely to be the most cost-effective method.
Simple pieces for the cleaning industry
The cleaning industry is not just about machines - rotomoulded plastic components can be found as plastic laundry baskets, buckets, bins and trolleys.
The possibilities of rotational moulding
The possibilities are endless. You may get some ideas for your area of interest if you have a look at their section describing the full rotational moulding process.
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