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Dip coating or immersion coating makes plastisol a functional part of the dipped object. Hot dip coating, the most common variety, heats the object and then immerses it in plastisol. The plastisol gels on the heated object, but final fusion takes place in a heated chamber. Cold dipping, used primarily for thin plastisol coatings, does not require pre-heating before dipping; however, fusion still takes place in a heated chamber. The plastisol viscosity and other factors determine the thickness of the cold dip coating. Products & Services
Industrial paints are pigmented liquids or powders that are used to protect and/or beautify substrates.
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Industrial coatings are thin films deposited upon materials to add or enhance desired properties, such as color, conductivity, corrosion resistance, etc.
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Web coaters and roll coaters are used to rapidly apply controlled layers of paint, protective films, adhesives and other types of coatings onto the moving surface of paper, plastic film, coil stock, metal foils and other sheet materials.
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Plastisols are liquid dispersions of a finely divided thermoplastic resin, generally polyvinyl
chloride, in a plasticizer. These resulting pastes are highly viscous mixtures that on heating
become...
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Autophoretic ® or autodeposition coating systems are specialized immersion or dip coating processes where the dispersed coating is attracted to a submerged part without the application of an applied...
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D A Bayliss,
FlCorrT, FTSC
The Steel Protection Consultancy
34.1 Definition and Function of Coatings
The term paint is normally used to describe the liquid material before application and...
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E-coat, electrocoat, or electrophoretic coating processes use charged particles to attract paint or coating particles or molecules in an immersion bath to the surface of a submerged part. E-coating is...
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3.10 Blowing Agents
Blowing agents are solid materials that decompose to release gases at particular temperatures matching the appropriate melt viscosity necessary to retain a foam structure. There...
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