What Is Plastisol?

Polyvinyl chloride is the main ingredient in plastisol, with additional compounds called plasticizers added to provide its characteristic elasticity, soft feel, and flexibility.

How Plastisol Can Help with R&D

Plastisol's versatility makes it an excellent choice for countless applications across numerous industries. Some characteristics of plastisol that may offer solutions for R&D projects include:

Color & Texture Customization

Plastisol can be clear or opaque, and pigments can be added to match nearly any color desired. Special effects such as glitter, and fluorescent or glow-in-the-dark colors can be added, as can textured finishes.

Excellent Resistance

With superior resistance to many chemicals, corrosion, impacts, abrasion, electricity, mold, mildew, and many other environmental hazards, plastisol is up to almost any challenge.

Temperature Tolerance

Offering solid performance in temperatures ranging from -35°F to 200°F, plastisol is suitable for a wide variety of environments.

Flexible & Functional

With its soft, rubbery feel, plastisol makes handles easier, safer, and more comfortable to grip. The same quality makes it a great sound and vibration dampener.

Durable

Strong and protective, plastisol is difficult to damage and when used as a coating, offers that added protection to the coated substrate below.

Cost-Effective

Plastisol offers so much customizability, functionality, and durability, you might be surprised to know it's also one of the most cost-effective plastic coatings on the market.

Environmentally Friendly Formulations

If you've heard disparaging things about PVC or plastisol, rest easy — phthalate-free formulations of plastisol are available, offering the same benefits in a more eco-friendly way.

At Precision Dip Coating, we have decades of expertise working with plastisol and many other plastic resins. Contact us today to learn more about our plastic coating capabilities.