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plastisol

[ plas-tuh-sawl, -sol ]

noun

Chemistry.
  1. a dispersion of resin in a plasticizer, forming a liquid or paste that gels when heated.


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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins

Origin of plastisol1

1945–50; plast(ic) ( def ) + -i- + sol 4
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Example Sentences

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He corrals his three wiener dogs scurrying under his feet as he heeds an impatient chirping microwave that signals some melted plastisol is ready to be poured.

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“I used a metal stamp to punch my seed into a ¼ inch steel plate. After that I dipped it in plastisol so it cannot be read and stored it in my safe with a description written on the outside. I also had another copy of the seed stored behind a picture at a trusted family member’s house just in case.â€

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“This particular color smells a little bit,†he continued, as he mixed the plastisol.

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Shirts that are not 100 percent polyester or that have plastisol designs can be problematic for the equipment and can’t be recycled.

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They pour the urethane or Plastisol into the bottom of the mold, then set the pleated material into it.

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