Construction and Design
Rotational Molding Process
The KUER rotomolded cooler box is manufactured using the rotomolding process, which ensures a seamless and integrated structure. This method involves rotating a mold filled with material, typically polyethylene (PE), which allows for even distribution and thickness throughout the cooler. The result is a durable and impact-resistant product that can withstand rough handling and harsh conditions.
Materials Used
The rotomolded cooler box is constructed from food-grade polyethylene (PE) materials that are non-toxic, UV resistant, and corrosion resistant. This ensures that the rotomolded water cooler is safe for storing food and beverages while also being able to endure exposure to sunlight and various environmental factors without degrading. The thick polyurethane (PU) insulation used in the cooler provides exceptional thermal retention capabilities, keeping ice frozen for 5 to 7 days.
Seamless Structure
One of the standout features of the KUER roto cooler is its integrated seamless structure, which makes it completely leak-proof. This design eliminates potential weak points where leaks could occur, ensuring that liquids stay contained within the cooler. Additionally, this seamless construction contributes to the overall durability of the product.
