Vinyl Plastisol Dip Coating entails a liquid consisting of PVC and plasticizer. The part to be coated is pre-heated and then dipped in Plastisol. After coating, the part is cured to fuse the plastisol and become a flexible, permanently plasticized, thermoplastic coating. Dip coating and molding with Vinyl Plastisols offer tremendous flexibility and new solutions to fit the needs of your customers. These dispersions of PVC resins, in liquid form at room temperature, can be combined with heat or light stabilizers, color pigments, flame retardants, blowing agents and other required additives. Vinyl Plastisols provide the strength and versatility you need.

Plastisol is a liquid form of vinyl that is cured by heat to form a solid end product. Plastisols are dispersions of PVC resin in plasticizers and are modified with other raw materials to yield the desired properties of the end user. Plastisols are considered 100% solids material, and are very versatile, offering a multitude of application and processing possibilities. Properly cured (fused) Plastisol can offer a wide variety of physical properties and attributes, all depending on the formulation.