Case Study on Design: Arch Chemical Pulsar IV

Description

It’s difficult to remember that at one time rotational molding was exclusively dedicated to molding large water tanks, chemical drums or inexpensive novelty items such as decorative lawn statues. However, numerous advantages of this process have enabled designers to continually find new applications ranging from truck bumpers and kayaks to complex medical instrumentation housings. This proliferation of new applications has not only resulted from design innovations but also ongoing improvements in tooling, materials, decorating and processing.

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Case Study on Design: Arch Chemical Pulsar IV
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