Dip Coating in Your Daily Life: Common Uses for Dip Coating

Dip Coating at Home

From the racks in your dishwasher or countertop drying rack to kitchen tools and the spoons you use to feed a baby, you're probably enjoying the resilient, protective results of dip coating. It can protect metal items from rusting or corroding, soften edges or surfaces for safer impacts, and can make many dip-coated objects easier to hold on to.

Dip Coating in Your Car

If your car's interior is a quiet, comfortable place during your commute, you may be appreciating the absence of BSR (bump, squeak, rattle) noises that can be so irritating. Dip coating is one of the techniques commonly used to combat BSR, with abilities to:

• Dampen vibrations and the buzzing and other noises they can create
• Reduce rattles and squeaking noises
• Limit friction between parts which can cause squeaking noises

Dip Coating and Your Hobbies

Whether you utilize tools to work on cars, in the garden, or do woodworking, you're probably using products with plastisol-dipped handles. This vinyl-based coating can make handles easier to grip, rust-resistant, and comfortable on your hands. If you go to the gym or play sports, a variety of equipment you may use, from safety gear to dumbbells, may be dip coated to protect it from damage and make it easier and more pleasant for you to use.

At Precision Dip Coating, we have decades of experience with all kinds of plastic dip products and techniques, as well as spray coating, serving a wide variety of industries. Contact us today to see how our expertise can benefit you.