WHAT IS ROTATIONAL MOLDING
Rotational molding is an extremely versatile, efficient process that relies on gravity and heat to produce products of exceptional strength. Rotational molding is unique from other plastic molding processes in that all stages occur after the polymer is placed in the mold, therefore no external pressure is required. The finished product is not only durable, but lightweight and seamless.
ROTATIONAL MOLDING
In a single process, Dakota Molding can now create products of nearly any shape or size which, in years past, would have been assembled from an assortment of parts. We offer endless design options, such as multi-layered walls and a multitude of attachment options, with molded-in inserts and metallic ports for connections, plus we offer products in a wide range of colors (color match available), with graphics molded directly into the part.
We use a variety of plastic resins in our molding process, depending upon the size and shape of the product, strength requirements and the need for resistance to other substances. Materials available include:
Polyethylene
Cross-Linked Polyethylene
Nylon 6, 11, 12
Custom Formulated Compounds

1. Hollow Mold

2. Heat

3. Cooling

4. Removed
ADVANTAGES OF ROTATIONAL MOLDING
Dakota Molding’s manufacturing facility operates five rotomolding machines that can handle parts up to 120” in size, and with our in-house tooling department, we have the ability to build, repair and modify fabricated molds on site. Dakota Molding can also handle products and shipments nationwide, as well as internationally.
Dakota Molding is experienced in high volume/efficient production. Our in-house design capabilities, along with a multi-talented workforce, can solve any issues your unique situation presents. We have established relationships with the leading mold and component manufacturers, and can assist in acquiring molds that meet your specifications, plus procure and assemble attachment options at a great savings to you.
All products that we ship are tested according to your specifications Testing may include but is not limited to: leak and vacuum testing, tank cleanliness, impact strength testing and part dimensional verification.
Contact Us
1405 43rd St N - Fargo, ND 58102
(701) 281-0001
info@dakotamolding.com
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