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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 offers 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.
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.
The versatility of numerous natural & synthetic rubber latex & plastic materials for all your dip molding needs. Experienced & expanding at supplying dip molded medical, industrial & automotive products, as well as others. Dip coating in an array of colors & thicknesses for a variety of part sizes & shapes.
Using the versatile plastisol dip molding & coating process, we offer stock vinyl coated parts, and custom parts are no problem and minimal cost with our in-house design & tooling. More than 20 years of experience in vinyl molding & coating to bring you the best in Plastisol materials & processes.
Dip molding is a thermal process that involves the preheating, dipping and post-heating of metal molds. Generally, automatic dip machines perform this process. High precision is an essential aspect of plastic dip molding because the inside of the part is an exact negative of the mold, with the same surface texture of the mold. The outside dimensions are also controllable. Using precisely controlled ovens, dip speeds, dip times and withdraw speeds provides a range of wall thicknesses.
Dip molding is useful in many different industries, including medical, artistic, automotive, appliances, aviation, construction, electronics and sporting goods applications. The dip molding process produces many items, such as colored plastic caps, plugs, grips and handles. It is also used to coat products like fryer basket handles, tool handles and outdoor furniture.
Plastisol is the most common plastic compound used in dip molding. It is a liquid at room temperature, but once it is heated it becomes solid and never again changes its state. Plastisol is ideal to work with due to its viscous properties and long shelf life. It can be made in many different colors, surface qualities and thicknesses, and survives in radically different environments. Other less common dip coaters that are used in the dip molding process include latex, neoprene and urethane.
