Used Rotational Molding & Rotomolding Machines for Sale

Meadoworks offers used rotational molding equipment for sale, including carousel machines, shuttle machines, rock-and-roll systems, and clamshell rotomolders. Our rotomolding inventory features machines from Ferry Industries, Persico, STP, Rotoline, and other manufacturers serving the playground equipment, tank, kayak, and industrial container markets. Find rotational molding machines with various arm configurations, heating systems, and capacity ranges. Listings include specifications for swing diameter, oven size, cooling system, and indexing capabilities. Rotational molding provides design flexibility for hollow parts that would be impossible with other processes. Whether you're producing small promotional items or large agricultural tanks, Meadoworks can help you find the right rotomolding equipment. Contact us to discuss your project requirements, mold compatibility, and capacity needs.

Browse used rotational molding machinery for sale from top manufacturers.

Clamshell and small machines — Typical range: $20,000–$75,000.

Production carousel and rock-and-roll machines — Typical range: $75,000–$400,000+ by arm count and oven size.

What moves the price — age and control generation, hours and condition, swing diameter, arm load capacity, oven burner, whether it can be seen running under power, and rigging. Call Meadoworks at 800-323-0307 for a range on the size you need.

Oven — burner and combustion fan, insulation and door seals.

Arms — bearings, drive chains or gearboxes, and the rotary unions for gas and cooling.

Cooling station — fans and water spray.

Controls — cycle timers and temperature control for each arm.

Molds — whether molds and spiders are included.

Used rotomolding machines make water and chemical tanks, kayaks and playground equipment, coolers, agricultural bins, traffic barriers and large hollow industrial parts.

When purchasing used industrial equipment, thoroughly evaluate the machine's condition, maintenance history, and remaining useful life. Request documentation including service records, calibration certificates, and any known issues. Inspect the equipment in person when possible — look for signs of wear, leaks, unusual noises, and overall maintenance quality. Check that safety systems are intact and functional.

Consider the total cost of ownership beyond the purchase price: rigging, shipping, installation, reconditioning, spare parts availability, and any necessary upgrades to controls or safety systems. Used equipment typically offers 40-70% savings over new, with immediate availability versus months-long lead times for new machines.

Meadoworks has been the premier advisor to the global plastics and metals industries for over 50 years. As a third-generation family business, we bring deep technical knowledge, global reach spanning 40+ countries, and an unwavering commitment to integrity in every transaction. We are AMEA-certified appraisers, licensed auctioneers, and licensed business brokers.

Every piece of equipment in our inventory is thoroughly documented with specifications, photos, and honest condition reports. We offer flexible purchasing options, financing solutions, and worldwide logistics coordination. Whether you're buying a single machine or acquiring an entire operation, Meadoworks has the expertise to guide you through the process. Call 800-323-0307 or submit a quote request on any listing.