Designers can easily add molded-in metal inserts, features to strengthen like ribs, kiss-offs, and cores, and texture and styling to enhance appearance.

One of the great features of rotational molding is the ability to convert large numbers of assembled components into a single functional plastic part. This not only eliminates assembly time and cost, but can also result in a more functional part with better ergonomics.

Large numbers of assembled components can be incorporated into a single plastic part. This not only eliminates assembly time and cost, but can also result in a more functional part with better ergonomics and styling.

Rotational molding tends to produce an increased wall thickness on outside corners, which adds strength to the part. A distinct advantage over blow molding or thermoforming, which tend to produce thin outside corners. Wall thicknesses can range from 1/32 to 1 inch or more (0.8mm to 25mm).