Consumer Goods

Craft toaster improves product aesthetics

ClientRowlett Rutland
Industry SectorCatering
ProjectProduct improvement – metal to plastic conversion
ScopeFrom prototype to full scale production
Rowlett Rutland Esprit toaster range with Broanmain plastic components
Rowlett Rutland’s Esprit range of craft toasters featuring plastic moulded ends produced by Broanmain.

Rowlett Rutland, one of the UK’s leading manufacturers of handmade toasters and catering equipment, has once again approached Broanmain, as a long-term business partner in plastic parts moulding to make product improvements. Bob Rowlett, Managing Director, was considering metal to plastic conversion of the products’ current metal ends with plastic moulded parts.

Broanmain places great emphasis on quality tooling and has its own UK tool room. Our tool room team worked closely with Bob and Rowlett Rutland’s design consultancy to develop a tool for the new plastic component. In addition, as Broanmain has a long-standing partnership tool room in China, they were able to offer cost effective quality tool manufacture.

Rowlett Rutland toasters are renowned worldwide thanks to the quality of technology and materials used and we are proud to be chosen to contribute and to be part of its legacy.

Services included:

  • Thermoplastic production consultancy
  • Product prototyping
  • Tool design and manufacture
  • Thermoplastic injection moulding

Download Case Study (PDF)

Ready to discuss your project?

Whether you have detailed drawings or just an idea, we are here to help. Get in touch for a free, no-obligation consultation.