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For those unfamiliar with the name Plastisol, the chances are you’ve used it – or at least a product that is made from it. From textiles printing to flooring to plumbing and electrical fittings, there’s not much we don’t rely on Plastisol for anymore.
In recent years, there’s been a huge surge in the market for Plastisol, as it combines two of the most popular chemicals for manufacturing plastic: PVC and plasticizers.
Polyvinyl Chloride (otherwise known as PVC) is a synthetic plastic polymer, derived from salt and ethylene. It’s production is more environmentally friendly than other plastic manufacturing, as it consumes less energy and releases fewer emissions
Plasticizers create the variant in materials, allowing them to change in thickness and creating a more flexible substance. The versatility of PVC alongside the modification properties of plasticizers, allows the resulting material to be optimised for products and industries.
This material is Plastisol – it is the result of combining plasticizers to PVC for the purpose of thinning out the materials and making them liquified, to allow molding, heat-transfers or dip-coating.
Once you know what Plastisol is, it’s almost impossible to notice it in the products you use. But what makes it different to other forms of plastic? Why is it so popular?
Are you looking for a reliable Plastisol manufacturer for your product? Are you looking for a manufacturer with experience, expertise and a customer-centric approach? Get in touch with us at Polyblend to find out more about our custom-formulated Plastisols.
POLYBLEND UK LIMITED have successfully achieved an ISO 9001-14001-45001 audit result of no nonconformances.
Polyblend are delighted to announce the appointment of David West as the new Sales Director.
Polyblend are delighted to announce the appointment of Daniel Molyneux as Technical Director for Polyblend.
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