Scribner Plastics uses the rotational molding technique to manufacture all our products. Rotational molding is a plastics processing technique ideally suited to producing relatively large, hollow seamless parts which are partially or totally enclosed. While this process has been in existence since the 1930's, the introduction of micronized polyethylene provided the industry with an ideal material for the rotational molding process.

Relative to their size, rotationally molded parts can have thinner or thicker walls than parts made by other processes. The low processing pressure provided by rotational molding has the added advantage of producing parts which are relatively stress free, as compared to other high pressure processes. This advantage is especially important when considering large, load bearing parts in applications which must provide corrosion or stress resistance.

Additional benefits include the ability to tailor surface finish and color requirements to the product and the ability to use metal inserts or integrally molded threads. Deep cavity parts with closely spaced double walls are common and many parts can be molded with little or no draft angle.

In addition to our complete line of motorsports products and shipping containers for the automotive industry, Scribner Plastics has produced custom items as varied as kayaks, bicycle storage lockers, storage tanks and floats for docks.