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NET BOYA provides Vascoat plastisol coating services for metal components in Ankara İvedik Organized Industrial Zone. Plastisol coating is an industrial surface treatment process that creates a flexible, impact-resistant, non-slip and protective PVC-based layer on metal surfaces.
Vascoat coating is commonly preferred for handles, grips, hangers, fixtures, clamps, machine components and metal parts exposed to impact, friction or repeated contact. Final performance depends on surface preparation, coating thickness, part geometry and service conditions.
The plastisol coating forms a flexible and protective layer over the metal surface.
Provides improved grip and handling characteristics for contact surfaces.
Proper coating thickness may contribute to improved resistance against impact and abrasion.
The metal component first undergoes cleaning, degreasing and surface preparation. Depending on the geometry of the part and the desired coating characteristics, plastisol coating is applied using dip coating or other suitable application methods. The coating is then cured under controlled temperature conditions to form a flexible PVC layer.
PVC-based plastisol forms a flexible and protective coating layer on the metal surface.
A soft-touch, non-slip surface with improved grip characteristics can be achieved.
Properly prepared metal components may be suitable for plastisol coating applications.
Used on machinery, industrial equipment, fixtures, hangers and contact components.
Vascoat coating quality depends on more than the coating material itself. Surface cleanliness, rust condition, pretreatment quality, coating thickness, curing temperature and component geometry all influence the final result.
Oil, rust, oxide and contamination can reduce coating adhesion. Proper cleaning, surface preparation and, where necessary, primer evaluation are important before the coating process.
Coating thickness should be selected according to the intended use of the component. Grip characteristics, impact cushioning and assembly dimensions should all be considered. Coating increases external dimensions; threads, holes and precision mating surfaces may require masking or uncoated areas.
While liquid paint and powder coating are mainly used for decorative appearance and surface protection, Vascoat plastisol coating creates a thicker, softer, more flexible and non-slip surface. Therefore, it is often preferred for parts requiring grip, insulation, impact absorption or tactile contact.
Color and texture are selected according to the intended use, visual identification needs and available materials. White or any other color alone does not establish hygiene, food-contact or medical suitability.
NET BOYA provides Vascoat plastisol coating services for metal components in Ankara İvedik Organized Industrial Zone. The objective is not only appearance, but also to create a flexible, functional and protective surface suitable for the intended use of the component.
Electrical insulation depends on the Plastisol formulation, coating thickness and coating integrity. Any voltage rating or suitability for electrical protection must be supported by product data and application-specific testing.
Share the metal type, dimensions, quantity and drawings or photographs showing the areas to coat. Requested color, texture, thickness, grip or contact protection are assessed alongside uncoated connection areas and the operating environment.
The Plastisol layer increases external dimensions. Coating boundaries around holes, threads, connection ends and precision assembly areas should be defined in advance. Contact surfaces, mechanical loads and operating conditions influence material selection; coating alone does not establish suitability for electrical protection in every application.
Vascoat plastisol coating is a PVC-based coating process that creates a flexible, non-slip, impact-resistant and protective surface on metal components.
It may be used to improve grip, provide impact resistance, support electrical insulation and create a softer contact surface.
No. Paint generally creates a thinner decorative layer, while plastisol coating forms a thicker, more flexible and functional surface.
Like all industrial coatings, performance depends on coating thickness, service conditions, surface preparation and mechanical exposure.
Handles, grips, clamps, hanging fixtures, machine components and properly prepared metal parts can be evaluated for plastisol coating.
Let us evaluate your requirements for grip surfaces, insulation, impact resistance or non-slip coating applications.