
Innovative Rotational Molding Solutions
For products you can’t find anywhere else, Hive Plastics creates top-of-the-line rotational molded products that are customized to each industry. Our molded products will help businesses operate more efficiently.
Innovation. Reliability. Partnership.
Hive Plastics is a family-owned plastic processing and manufacturing company specializing in rotational molding technology. Acting as a contract manufacturer (AKA B2B, custom molder, custom manufacturer, or OEM manufacturer), we strive to be extremely customer-focused, quality-driven, and at the leading edge of innovation. Working with our business means you will receive hands-on attention, clear communication, and a team that’s invested in your success every step of the way. Whether you have a clear vision or an early concept, we provide expert guidance, engineering insight, and tailored solutions to bring your project to life.
Family-Owned
As a family-owned and operated company, we believe that great service starts with building real, genuine connections.
Free Consultations
We offer complimentary, no obligation consultations to help bring your unique ideas and visions to life.
Full Service Shop
From initial concept on a napkin, product design, and mold procurement to mass production and packaging for shipment.
Serving the West
Hive Plastics proudly serves Utah, Nevada, Arizona, Colorado, California, New Mexico, Wyoming, and Oregon.
Extensive Experience Across Multiple Industries
Finding a company that has experience working in your industry can be a challenge. Hive Plastics has created roto-molded products for a variety of companies and individuals. All of our work is precise and quality tested before it makes it into your hands.
What is Rotational Molding?
Rotational molding, often called rotomolding, is a manufacturing process used to create strong, hollow plastic parts. Powdered plastic resin is placed inside a hollow mold, which is then heated and slowly rotated in multiple directions. As the mold turns, the plastic melts and coats the inside surface evenly. Once it cools, the mold is opened and a seamless, one-piece part is removed. Rotomolding is ideal for making large, durable products like tanks, bins, toys, and outdoor equipment because it produces consistent wall thickness, excellent impact strength, and very little waste.
Superior Strength
& Durability
Rotomolding allows plastic to build up naturally, creating consistent wall thickness and reinforced corners. These stress-free parts offer high impact resistance and extreme durability, even in the harshest industrial environments.
Seamless, One-Piece
Construction
By rotating the mold on two axes, we create solid, single-unit parts without seams or weld lines. This process ensures unmatched structural integrity, resulting in leak-proof products that are exceptionally rugged and built to last.
Maximum Efficiency,
Minimum Waste
Our process is both sustainable and cost-effective. By pre-measuring resin, we achieve virtually zero material waste. Plus, lower-pressure tooling makes it more affordable to move from design to production compared to other molding methods.
See Our Custom Projects
From water storage tanks and material handling bins to trash cans, canoes, and traffic barriers, our projects reflect the wide range of products we’re capable of producing. With years of hands-on experience, we’ve partnered with a diverse mix of industries to deliver durable, high-quality solutions tailored to real-world needs. Every project showcases our versatility, craftsmanship, and commitment to building products that perform.

Let’s Build Something
Together
What are the typical lead times for a new custom project from concept to production?
While every project varies based on complexity, the typical timeline for a new custom rotational molding project is 8 to 14 weeks. This includes roughly 2–4 weeks for design and engineering consultation, followed by 6–10 weeks for the fabrication of high-quality aluminum or steel tooling. Once the mold is finalized and approved, production of the actual plastic parts can usually begin within 1–2 weeks.
Can Hive Plastics incorporate metal inserts or hardware directly into the plastic parts?
Yes. One of the primary advantages of our rotational molding process is the ability to perform molded-in inserts. We can strategically place threaded brass, stainless steel, or carbon steel fasteners and structural supports into the mold before the heating cycle. This creates a permanent, high-strength bond that is far more durable than post-production drilling or heat-staking, making it ideal for industrial tanks and heavy-duty equipment.
Does Hive Plastics offer assembly and secondary finishing services?
We position ourselves as a complete product development partner, which includes post-molding secondary operations. Beyond molding the shell, we provide services such as CNC trimming for high-precision openings, flame treating for better paint/label adhesion, spin welding for leak-proof fittings, and full component assembly. We can also manage the procurement of non-plastic parts to deliver a retail-ready or installation-ready finished product to your facility.
What types of materials and additives are available for specialized environments?
While we primarily work with high-density polyethylene (HDPE) and linear low-density polyethylene (LLDPE), we offer a range of specialized additives to meet your environment’s specific needs. This includes UV stabilizers for prolonged outdoor exposure, anti-static agents for electronics handling, antimicrobial compounds for sanitation systems, and custom color-matching to ensure your product aligns perfectly with your brand’s visual identity.
How does Hive Plastics support sustainable manufacturing practices?
Sustainability is integrated into our “controlled growth” philosophy. Rotational molding is inherently low-waste because the exact weight of resin needed is measured before each cycle. Furthermore, the materials we use (like HDPE) are 100% recyclable. For eligible industrial projects, we can discuss the use of “regrind” (recycled plastic) to lower the environmental footprint and cost of the product without compromising structural integrity.
Get started on your custom molded project today! Reach out to Hive Plastics to learn more about our process, materials, and typical completion times.










