- In April 2023, according to the Shandong Zhongtian Rubber & Plastic Technology Co., Ltd, the advantages associated with the use of rotomolding process for plastic fishing boats are its safety, corrosion, resistance, and low maintenance costs. Plastic boats made out of rotational molding have low specific gravity when compared to water. It ensures that the boat doesn’t get sink even if it capsizes. Moreover, because it is made of plastic they have strong resistance to corrosion especially in the marine environment
- In February 2023, according to the Marine Technology News, Almarin, a Spanish business, updated its well-known Balizamar buoy design and re-launched it as the EVO. Rotomolded polyethylene modular components improve visibility and save maintenance costs on Balizamar EVO buoys. The inner structure is made of immersion galvanized steel, while the top mark is made of stainless steel. Thus, to maintain buoyancy, the hull is rotomolded and filled with closed-cell EPS foam, providing durability and long-lasting performance
- In February 2024, according to an article by Rotoline, the rotomolding process is gaining significant traction in the civil construction sector, where it is being applied to manufacture a wide range of essential components. From sinks and bathtubs to thermal insulation blocks, the versatility of rotomolding plays a crucial role in producing parts that meet stringent functional and durability standards. The ability to create durable, cost-effective, and reliable construction elements through this innovative technique is contributing to its growing adoption across the industry, providing significant benefits in terms of performance and long-term value for construction projects
