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Used Rotoline Equipment Sold by Meadoworks

2 Rotoline machines we've bought and sold. We don't have a Rotoline machine listed online right now — most of our inventory sells before it's listed. Tell us what you need and we'll source one, or request a valuation if you own Rotoline equipment you're ready to sell.

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About Rotoline

ItalyEst. 2000

Rotoline was founded in 2000 in Chapecó, in the western Santa Catarina state of Brazil, where it manufactured its first cylindrical-oven rotational molding machine, the Monostation Model. The company grew steadily, introducing its first shuttle machine and later its rock-and-roll and carousel lines before moving into its own purpose-built factory in Chapecó. In 2013 Rotoline opened a North American facility in Kent, Ohio, bringing manufacturing and service support closer to customers in the United States and Canada.

Rotoline's flagship product line is the DC XT series of dual-shuttle rotational molding machines, available in cylindrical oven diameters ranging from 1.5 to 5.0 meters. The shuttle design pairs a central cylindrical oven with two independent carts, each fitted with straight or offset C-arms, so one arm can be loaded or cooled while the other is in the oven — maximizing uptime and allowing different mold recipes to run simultaneously. Beyond the shuttle line, Rotoline produces the Carrossel independent-arm carousel machines, the RR7030DC rock-and-roll machine for very large parts up to seven meters long, open-flame machines, a laboratory rotomolder for R&D and pilot runs, and polyethylene micronization mills that complement the molding process.

Rotoline equipment serves a broad range of end markets that rely on hollow rotationally molded plastic parts. Core industries include liquid storage and water management (tanks, reservoirs, and chemical containers), agriculture (irrigation components and equipment housings), marine and recreation (kayaks, boats, and playground equipment), consumer goods (furniture and toys), and industrial packaging (pallets and bulk containers). The machines' ability to produce seamless, stress-free hollow parts in a single cycle makes them well suited wherever large, complex, or thick-walled polyethylene components are required.

Buyers seeking used Rotoline rotational molding machines are drawn by the brand's reputation for robust cylindrical-oven construction, straightforward PLC-based controls, and the use of widely available market-standard components that keep maintenance costs low and parts easy to source. The modular cart-and-oven architecture of the DC XT shuttle series means machines can be reconfigured or upgraded without replacing the entire unit, which supports strong resale value. Rotoline's global installed base across more than 30 countries also means that technical documentation, spare parts, and service expertise remain accessible long after a machine leaves its original owner.

Meadoworks is your trusted source for used Rotoline equipment. As third-generation industrial equipment dealers and AMEA-certified appraisers with over 50 years of experience, we offer quality-inspected Rotoline machines at competitive prices. Most of our Rotoline inventory sells before we can list it online — call 800-323-0307 for equipment not yet listed.

Every machine includes detailed specifications and high-resolution photos, and inspection visits are available for most equipment. We ship worldwide with experienced rigging partners and offer financing for qualified buyers. Have Rotoline equipment to sell? Get a free valuation or contact our team.

Popular Rotoline Models

Rotoline DC 1.50 XTRotoline DC 2.50 XTRotoline DC 3.00 XTRotoline DC 3.50 XTRotoline DC 4.00 XTRotoline DC 4.50 XTRotoline DC 5.00 XTRotoline RR7030DC

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Rotoline Specialties

Rotational Molding MachineryShuttle Rotomolding MachinesCarousel Rotomolding MachinesRock-and-Roll Rotomolding MachinesOpen-Flame Rotomolding MachinesLaboratory Rotomolding MachinesPolyethylene Micronization Mills

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Rotoline known for?

Rotoline is best known for its DC XT series of dual-shuttle rotational molding machines, which feature a distinctive cylindrical oven design that improves heat distribution and energy efficiency compared to conventional box-oven shuttles. The Brazilian manufacturer has built a global reputation for durable, PLC-controlled rotomolders that use widely available components to keep long-term maintenance costs low.

Where are Rotoline machines manufactured?

Rotoline machines are produced at the company's headquarters factory in Chapecó, Santa Catarina, Brazil, and at a second manufacturing facility in Kent, Ohio, USA, which opened in 2013 to serve North American customers. This dual-continent production base allows Rotoline to support buyers across more than 30 countries on five continents.

What types of products can be made on a used Rotoline rotational molding machine?

Used Rotoline rotational molding machines are capable of producing a wide variety of hollow plastic parts, including water tanks, chemical storage containers, agricultural components, kayaks, boats, playground equipment, furniture, toys, and industrial pallets. The DC XT shuttle series is particularly well suited to medium and large parts where consistent wall thickness and complex geometry are required.

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