Top 6 Uses for Plastisol Coating

Versatile, durable, and cost-effective, plastisol adds protection and improves functionality across dozens of industries with countless applications. Here are some of its most popular uses.

From adding its characteristic soft, rubbery feel and color coding tools to making it easier to grip critical tools in hot, cold, rainy, and snowy weather, plastisol coatings are one of the most popular ways to make tools safer, easier to use and more protected from dropping and abrasions.

Whether it's coating the ends of silverware to protect tiny mouths and teeth when babies and toddlers feed themselves or making its handles easier to hold on to for anyone with an impaired or weakened grip, plastisol coatings add a hygienic, protective layer.

Plastisol can effectively and inexpensively protect against unwanted conduction, either between electric current and people, or between parts which come into contact. Plastisol also protects electricians, linesmen, and others who work around high voltage by providing safe, non-conductive insulation to tools and equipment.

Some of the equipment we use on a daily basis can take a beating. Plastisol coatings can add protection and durability to these everyday items with its rubbery, resilient consistency.

BSR (buzz, squeak, rattle) issues are one of the most common complaints car owners report. Caused by vibrations or parts banging or rubbing together, a plastisol coating can help to deaden vibration and noise and protect parts which come into contact for quieter, more pleasant driving.

Dishwasher racks, litter baskets for medical applications, and wire baskets for industrial and manufacturing purposes all benefit from the chemical and corrosion resistance, added durability, and other protections offered by plastisol coatings.

Plastisol coatings are one of our specialities at Precision Dip Coating. Contact us today to take advantage of our decades of expertise with plastic coatings and added services.