GUIDE TO PLASTIC ROTATIONAL MOLDING

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FLAT SURFACE LIMITATIONS Rotational molds are formed without internal cores, making it difficult to assure flat space on large panels. Many experienced designers are able to make adjustments in designs to accommodate the lack of flatness with the use of reinforced ribs, providing a .015 inch-per-inch crown on flat surfaces or using decoration or lettering to mask the curvature of the product. PARALLEL WALL SEPARATION Due to the nature of rotational molding, it is important that sufficient space is left between parallel walls in a mold design. The liquid or powered plastic must be in contact with all surfaces of the cavity to ensure regular cooling times and preventing molded-in stress. Although a three times wall thickness separation is achievable, a four to five times wall thickness separation is recommended. Sterling Technologies | 10047 Keystone Drive • Lake City, PA 16423 | 814.774.2500 | SterlingRotationalMolding.com

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