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Plastisol coating is a widely used industrial and commercial finish that combines the properties of polyvinyl chloride (PVC) with plasticizers to create a highly durable, flexible, and protective surface. Applied as a liquid and then heat-cured into a solid, plastisol is used to coat a variety of materials, including metals, textiles, and wires. The benef...

 Plastisol coatings are a type of thermoplastic material that is commonly used for protective and decorative purposes across various industries. Composed primarily of polyvinyl chloride (PVC) resins and plasticizers, plastisol coatings offer a durable, flexible, and corrosion-resistant finish that can be applied to a wide range of substrates. The...

WW2 brought about some new uses for then-recent discoveries.  From atom bombs to mass production of penicillin (for use on soldiers), changes were afoot.  One of the items to become popular was plastisol.      Plastisol, invented around 1910, was originally used as a cover for shock absorbers.  But due to the shorta...

Plastisol coating is reliable, affordable and protective.   Plastisol coating is applied via a dip process, where a metal part is dipped into a liquid PVC coating.  The coating is quite versatile as the color can be changed, thickness can be altered, and additives can be added to assist; such as UV protection, flame retardants, textures, etc....