Plastico Rototech
PVC rotational molding manufacturer specializing in small and medium-sized parts for business customers
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About Plastico Rototech
Plastico Rototech manufactures small and medium-sized PVC parts using rotational molding. It offers products with varied shapes and surface finishes, and reintroduces sorted and ground production waste into manufacturing.
The company is based in Youx, France, and was founded in 1993. It invites visitors to tour its manufacturing plant.
Product: PVC parts made by rotational molding, with varied shapes and surface finishes.
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