About the Production process of Rotational Moulding
Our plastic tanks are produced in a rotational moulding process. The rotational moulding takes place with a mould made of stainless steel or aluminium. The rotating mould is filled with plastic powder and rotated in the melting oven chamber at around 300°C. The plastic melts and adheres to the walls of the mould. Once the Product/Tank has stabilised in the cooling down process, it is almost complete at a temperature of around 85°C. At this stage it can be carefully removed from the mould for final cooling.
Through the rotational molding process we get high-quality, seamless plastic containers in different sizes and shapes. The material used is food safe and physiologically harmless. The rotational molding process guarantees high quality products and a long lifetime of our plastic tanks. Other providers often use a simpler production process, whereby various plastic sheets are welded together by hand to form a tank.
This results in the following characteristics of our plastic tanks
monolithic container, seamless welded in one piece
physiologically harmless (food safe)
UV-stabilized Polyethylen
Wall thicknesses of 6 or 8 mm
durable without embrittlement properties
robust, dimensionally stable
shock and impact resistant
high impact resistance and rigidity
high resistance, largely resistant to acids and alkalis
Flats to install fittings and connections
partly with baffles for additional stability in e.g. mobile use
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