Rotational Moulding is used to provide a wide array of products to the automotive market.
The development of plastic materials for many components of automotive vehicles has created a new potential for the rotational moulding process. By using these plastics in powdered or liquid form, rotational moulding offers advantages over the other moulding processes (injection and blow) including greater flexibility of design, reduced fabrication and tooling costs, and double-wall constructions. This process yields parts which show excellent detail and finish, have little or no waste scrap, are relatively stress-free and exhibit good uniformity in wall thickness. Significant improvements in equipment and technology coupled with the development of polyethylene and other polymeric powders have led to a number of rotational moulding applications in the automotive industry. Currently, products moulded by this technique include heater and air conditioner duct work, sun visors and arm rests, filler tubes, truck dash boards, and more.
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