| The PolyDome/PolyTank Story |
![]() Nearly 40 years of experience.
The rotomoulding process uses hollow metal moulds and a powdered polyethylene plastic that becomes liquid under high heat. The moulds with the liquid plastic inside are spun on both vertical and horizontal axis to form a uniform thickness, or skin on the outside walls, thus the name rotomoulding. the mould is removed from head and allowed to cool under controlled conditions to avoid shrinkage or warpage. The resulting polyethylene plastic is resistant to impact, most corrosive chemicals and temperature extremes. The slippery surface makes it very easy to clean. Polyethylene is also environmentally friendly because it can be recycled.
Most Polytank products are one-piece with no seams or sharp edges. The lightweight of polyethylene makes even large units easy to lift and move.
PolyDome has their own metal fabricating shop from frames, stands, and supports used with their aquacultural products. All metal parts are powder coated for corrosion resistance.
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Owner, Dick Johanneck, started Polytank, Inc. in 1972 doing custom
rotomoulding. In 1977, he began making calf hutches which became
known as Poly Dome Calf Nurseries. The agricultural products division
of Polytank was later named PolyDome. Since that time, Polytank and
PolyDome have added over 200 products to their line. Polytank has
dealers across the United States, Canada and 10 foreign countries.