Liquid Vinyl Plastisol

When in its liquid form it can be poured into a mold.

Liquid vinyl plastisol.

After cooling the mold a flexible permanently plasticized solid product results. Core vinyl plastisols are the flexible choice for a broad selection of functions and applications. These dispersions of pvc resins are available in a range of hardness and colors and for many different uses. Just heat to 320 350 degree f and pour into your favorite mold.

Plastisols are dispersions of pvc resin in plasticizers and modified with other raw materials to yield the desired properties of the end user. Just heat to 320 350 degree f and pour into your favorite mold. Whether you need custom formulations or toll blending vinyl plastisols provide the strength and versatility you need. Fusionx fishing offers a high quality general purpose liquid plastisol resin for making soft plastic fishing lures.

Then when heated to the correct temperature in a dip molding oven the components of plastisol fuse together to form a flexible vinyl solid that is quite durable. Plastisol is a liquid form of vinyl that is cured by heat to form a solid end product. They are generally 100 percent solid pastes or viscous liquids which gel on heating to relatively. Liquid at room temperature they can be poured pumped sprayed or cast depending upon the formulation and its resulting product.

Unlike most fluid materials they consist of 100 solids and do not require the evaporation of solvents or water. Used in a wide array of settings. Plastisol is a physical mixture of vinyl resins and compatible plasticizers. When it is heated to the correct temperature in an oven or through an oven bank the components of plastisol fuse together to form a flexible pvc solid that is quite durable.

When the mold then gets heated to the proper temperature the pvc resin swells and begins to absorb the plasticizer. This gives plastisol dip coatings excellent noise reducing properties vibration dampening thermal and electrical insulation and eliminates or reduces sharp edges on metal. 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. Plastisol is considered a thermoplastic liquid polymer.

Since plastisol is primarily a suspension of pvc particles in a liquid plasticizer it flows as a liquid and can be poured into a open mold. Coating with vinyl plastisol permits a thicker film buildup than other coatings.