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vinyl compound that is produced from dispersions of polyvinyl chloride resins in plasticizers, and are modified with other
additives to give a range of plastisols with widely varying properties.
It is viscous liquid at room
temperature and gels to a solid during coating or molding process.
When heated, PVC Plastisol fuses and is converted into a tough,
homogenous mass with excellent abrasion, aging, corrosion, and
electrical resistance - never to liquefy again. |
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Properties of PVC Plastisol
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Waterproof
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Good electrical and thermal
insulation
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Corrosion protection
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Chemical resistance such as acids,
oil, detergents
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Abrasion resistance
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Various finishes are available from high gloss to matte in
different attractive colours. |
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Applications
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Coating - gloves, tool
handle, grips, electrical insulation covers |
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Moulding
- caps, gloves, wiring harness components, cable boots,
cable shrouds, cable end seals, brand/logo plates |
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Filtration - air filters, oil filters |
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Fabric Coating - waterproof clothing, conveyor belting |
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