...Institute 4th Floor, Harsiddha Chambers, Ashram Road, Ahmedabad-380014. Phone Nos.:27540619, 27544248, 27543147 Fax No.: 079-7540339 E-mail sisiabd@gujl.guj.nic.in INTRODUCTION Roto Moulded Plastic Water Storage Tanks are made from Linear Low Density Polyethylene/Low Density Polyethylene. These tanks are light in weight therefore, it is easy to fix them at the place of choice. These tanks require no painting, no rotational moulding, product is formed inside a closed mould rotating biaxial in two plains perpendicular to each other. In batch type-rock-N-Roll type Rotational Moulding machines, frame of the machine is turned in a primary axis while mould is rotated in secondary axis. As rotational moulding does not involve any injection pressure and high shear rates, this process offers certain basic advantages over other processes and techniques of plastic processing. a) Complex parts can be moulded without need for post-assembly. b) Low machinery cost relative to production capacity. c) Double walled items can be produced. d) Ease of colour and material change. e) Multiple product and multi colours can be moulded at the same time f) Minimum wastages. g) High production capacity on selected parts. h) Production design freedom. These tanks keep water clean, odour free and maintain the quality of water stores intact. These tanks are economical, practical and hygienic alternative of storing potable water in single or multi storeyed residential units, industrial set-ups, commercial...
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