Rotational Moulding
Rotational moulding was a common moulding process in 1940, however, it was superseded by other moulding techniques since it was deemed a slow process for small numbers of finished goods. However, the past decade has seen rotational moulding revolutionised, and an upsurge in its use. Also known as BrE moulding, rotational moulding, uses a heated hollow mould which is filled with material and then slowly heated and rotated to allow the material to stick to the mould. Rotocasting is a similar process to rotational moulding but the mould itself is not heated. Spin casting is often confused with rotational moulding but it uses utilising self-curing resins or white metal in a high-speed centrifugal casting machine (not slowly turned). Products manufactured by rotational moulding include storage tanks, furniture, road signs and bollards, planters, pet houses, toys, bins and refuse containers, doll parts, road cones, footballs, helmets, canoes, rowing boats, kayak hulls and playground slides.
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Leemark Spinnings Ltd
View company profileLeemark Spinnings offers everything you could need from a metal forming service to get superb metal working, advice and guidance with a fast turn around service.
We undertake metal forming and metal spinning for a large range of components in many industry sectors. Our metal spinning services include light fittings, trophies, trendy stereo speakers all to customer's designs in all metals and finishes. From tiny spot lights to very large decorative street lights canopies for patio heaters we can do it all!
Using our metal forming and metal spinning expertise we have also create a varied collection of aluminium and stainless steel planters to display both artificial and real plants, plus a collection of desktop and sideboard planters for smaller displays. We also have a range of much larger fabricated trough planters available for when something more dramatic is required. So if you're interested in any of our metal forming and metal spinning services then please contact Leemark Spinnings and we'll be happy to hear your requirements.
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Brother Moulding Division
Show more View company profileThe Moulding division of Brother Industries (UK) Ltd, (formerly known as GKK Plastics), was formed in 1990 delivering a precision injection moulding and assembly service to a blue chip client base. We are part of the global Brother Group consisting of over 30,000 employees worldwide, with access to the Brother Network and knowledge centres.
Based on a 24,000 sq. metre site in Wrexham, North Wales with good transport links to all areas of the UK. We supply Plastic Mouldings to a diverse range of markets including Electronics, Medical, Agricultural and Construction industries and can provide a total manufacturing service from concept design to finished product.
As specialists in the moulding of technical components, we have extensive assembly experience in both high and low volume manufacturing. Our highly efficient operation and continuous improvement philosophy ensure we remain extremely competitive and can offer the very best value to our customers.
At Brother we will always strive to offer an exceptional service and to meet and exceed our customer’s expectations.
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Regina Industries Ltd
View company profileBased in Newcastle-under-Lyme, here at Regina Industries, we specialise in the supply of high quality plastic injection moulding, glassmaking and tool making solutions to meet individual requirements.
At Regina Industries, we were established in 1950 to supply an array of industries with high quality products. We offer bespoke products to the:
- Retail industry
- Scientific field
- Ceramic industry
- Automotive field
- Domestic clients
