Vinyl Plastisols are the flexible choice for a broad selection of functions and applications. These dispersions of PVC resins are available in a range of hardness, colors and for many different uses. Liquid at room temperature, they can be poured, pumped, sprayed or cast, depending on the formulation and its resulting product.

Plastisol's unique physical properties and chemical resistance make it a highly regarded coating material for a variety of products that are used everyday. It adds a smooth finish and durability that resists daily wear and tear.

What are the Advantages of Plastisol Coating?

Plastisol dip coating is cost effective and produces minimal waste. Other advantages include:



• Adds a wide range of finishes and textures to products
• Can be used to coat metals, glass, ceramics, and plastics
• Maintains solid gripping power
• Soft feel and cushioning
• Electrical resistance
• Chemical resistance
• Abrasion resistance
• Impact resistance
• Corrosion resistance
• Wear resistance
• Noise reduction
• Vibration damping
• Color matching
  

What Are the Applications of Plastisol Coating?

Plastisol coating can be applied through various methods such as hot dip coating, cold dip coating, hot dip molding, cast molding, and rotational molding. Plastisol is often used to coat products and equipment such as:



• Tools
• Exercise equipment
• Levers
• Handles
• Clips
• Clamps
• and so much more!
  

Why Call Precision Dip Coating?

With Precision Dip Coating, your product ideas quickly go from prototype to production to market, at the lowest cost. Our in-house engineering and development staff service a variety of industries including medical, military, aerospace, automotive and more. Contact us today to get innovative solutions to all your coating needs.