Plastisol/Dip Molding
Plastisol coating is a liquid vinyl that is formed to metal product by heat. The part to be coated is preheated and dipped into a tank of plastisol. The part is cured in an oven after dipping. Typical process temperature ranges from 500-600 F.
Plastisol allow for build thicknesses up to 1/4". This enables plastisol to possess excellent noise reduction properties. Other uses include:
- Military Equipment (spec. P-20689 & A-A-59464)
- Sharp edge coverage
- Insulating properties (thermal/electrical)
- Non-slip applications
- Corrosion protection
- Impact and wear resistance
Typical items coated with plastisol include:
- Tool handles
- Clips
- Medical instruments
- Plating racks
- Exercise equipment
- Playground equipment
- Material handling baskets
Specific formulations adhere to military specifications and FDA/NS regulations.
A range of colors are available. Choose from one of our stock colors or request a custom match. High gloss or dull finishes are available.