Similar to fluidized bed coating, plastisol coating is a dip process that coats complex shapes with a uniform coat of a heavy duty plastic material. The fluidized bed contains a powder mix that is liquidized or "fluidized", whereas the plastisol bed is a true liquid that is cured in an oven.
These coatings are very durable, increase grip, are chemical resistant, protect against abrasion, erosion, and are electrically nonconductive. When applied properly, the coating can have ergonomic, as well as decorative, properties.
Plastisol Coating
The Brinkman Company
An American Establishment Since 1952...
