What Is Our Rotational Molding Process?
Learn how TUSK creates the very best rotomolded playset parts that can stand the test of time.
- All our products start as high-quality resin beads which we pulverize into a fine powder ready to be re-imagined into a playset part.
- Next, our resin powder is then mixed with colorant and dye resulting in a variety of bold and beautiful color options.
- This colorful mixture is then transferred to a mold within one of our 5 ovens that gently heats, rotates, and creates layer after layer of thick unified plastic.
- Once the final product is removed from the oven and cooled, our team inspects and hand trims the excess plastic for a smooth finish that's ready to ship to you.
Why Does Rotational Molding Create Herculean Strength?
Each time you rotate a mold under low pressure, a new layer of resin slowly melts onto the others. This process puts less friction on the resin. With less friction, the resin doesn't stretch as much (meaning the finished product is a lot stronger).
Other methods stretch and strain the resin. Rotational molding is a slower process, but it creates a more durable final product than high-pressure molding.
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Why Add Liquid PVC To Swing Set Chains?
You want soft grips on your swing set chains for maximum comfort, and our Liquid PVC process does just that.
We add PVC coats to our swing set chains by first adding chains to a mold, pumping in the Liquid PVC plastic, putting the molds in the oven, and then removing the molds and trimming any excess plastic off by hand. It’s that simple.
Get Expert Custom Rotomolding Help
Want your playset to feel more personalized? Or have a different project in mind for rotomolding? Design your dream project with our custom rotomolding services.
Have more rotational molding questions?
Our team is happy to discuss more details about your unique project.