Xylan is an extremely popular coating for waterborne industrial applications. Think offshore oil and gas exploration, as well as medical equipment and chemical processing plants
Teflon is one of the most common types of coatings known to humankind. Invented at the outset of World War II, this coating resists heat
Plastisol coating works by combining PVC in a plasticizer to make it into a thick, pliable liquid. We heat the item to be dipped in
Busbars are vital yet overlooked components of an electrical system. These items, typically made of copper, brass, or aluminum, allow wires and electrical connections to
PTFE is a fluoropolymer commonly used as a nonstick coating for cookware in a consumer setting. For industrial applications, PTFE offers high operating temperatures and
Vinyl dip coating, also known as plastisol, starts as a thick, dense liquid made of PVC and plasticizer. Then, we heat the part that needs
