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At U.S. Plastic Coatings, we offer a wide range of capabilities in dip molded plastics. We offer plastic coatings, plastic dip coating, plastic closures and much more. Call us today for more information on our quality products and services with delivery in one week or less.
Caplugs and Niagara combine to offer one of the largest selections of dip molded plastic product protection in the industry. Choose from hundreds of caps, plugs, grips and other protective parts. For customized solutions, our engineers will create a part for even the most unusual application.
Tomcat Industries is a manufacturer of PVC and plastic products such as plastic caps, handle grips, tubes, hose and valve protectors and covers. We proudly offer PVC dip coating and spray coating services. We carry fishing weights and wholesale diving supplies. Check our website for details!
Carlisle Plastics is a dip molded plastics manufacturer offering end caps, plastisol paint masks, thread protectors, tube closures, protective caps and decorative caps. We provide a wide selection of standard sizes and colors. Custom colors as well as nonstandard shapes and sizes are a specialty.
Founded in 2001, Auberst strives to be a leading distributor of all types of plastic, metal and corrugated containers. We also offer items such as plastic caps, plastic plugs and dispensing caps. Our large network of manufacturers can ship directly. See why our motto is “simply the best”.
The process of dip coating involves the dunking of an object into a tank holding coating material, removing the object, and then giving it time to dry. This process can be divided into three steps. First, at an unvarying speed, the object is submerged into the coating material. Next, while remaining stationary, the object is left in the coating material. And last, at an unvarying speed, the object is removed from the material. The thickness is determined by how quickly or slowly the object is removed.
Dip coating creates products that are corrosion resistant. Dip coating can cover many sized parts and is found in multiple colors and textures. It is used for medical equipment, fitness equipment, tool handles, wire forms, electrical connectors, cushion covers, corrosive areas, handles and many more.
Two types of dip coating include cold dip coating and hot dip coating. Cold dip coating is used mostly for thin coatings of plastisol. In this process, the object is dipped in plastisol without preheating, and then placed in a heated chamber. Hot dip coating is the process in which an object is heated, dipped in plastisol and then placed in a heated chamber where fusion takes place.
