What you need to know about Antiviral & Antimicrobial plastisol

What you need to know about Antiviral & Antimicrobial plastisol

PB Protect coatings are an effective way of inhibiting microbial growth with antimicrobial protection which can be used in many different industries and areas.

How do you design your products?

When it comes to creating your concept and design ideas is one thing but knowing what you want your end product to look and feel like, product design specifications are key.

Everything you need to know about Geotextiles

By definition, Geotextiles are permeable fabrics, which mean they allow water or gas to pass through them with ease.

Plastisol’s market size is forecast growth.

Plastisol’s Market size is forecast to reach around $25 billion by 2025, after growing at a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 6% during 2020-2025.

PVC Coatings – what are they and what industries can they be used for?

Plastisols are very versatile, offering a multitude of application and processing possibilities. You’d be surprised at just how many coatings applications use plastisol… From the sticky grips on the underside of socks, to the faux leather seat covers found in your car, PVC coatings play an important role in the modern world. Why is this?

Why Make your Products Antiviral?

Most importantly, antiviral products offer a wealth of health benefits, including helping us to reduce the spread of Coronavirus and ultimately keeping everyone safe.

PolyBlend launch new digital brochure

We are pleased to announce PolyBlend’s launch of our new product and services brochure. The new brochure provides comprehensive information and insight into all of our product sectors, supporting processes and services.

Why Colour Matters in The Plastics Industry

  Can you imagine a life without colour? It would be pretty dull, wouldn’t it…….. Colour is an essential component of all our visual experiences – it has the ability to represent and evoke certain emotions, and it plays a pivotal role in our ability to recognise brands and familiar objects instantaneously. Without even realising […]

So, why use dip moulding for your plastisol products?

Plastisol, also known as liquid PVC, is an ideal material to be used in the dip moulding process. This is largely because it is a flexible material which is soft to touch, making it particularly suited to the likes of petrol pump handles and chair armrests.