Definition of plastisol in English:

plastisol

noun ˈplastɪsɒl-ˌsäl

A liquid substance which can be converted into a solid plastic simply by heating, consisting of particles of synthetic resin dispersed in a non-volatile liquid.
塑料溶胶，增塑溶胶
Example sentencesExamples
- Upon heating the plastisol coating to a temperature which is sufficient to cause fusion of resins contained therein, a highly permeable polymeric ply having the appearance of a smooth, continuous film is formed.
- The light absorbing coating may comprise one of a paint, a lacquer, a tape, a ceramic, a hot melt plastic, a resinous plastic, a plastisol, or an epoxy material.
- Some products, called plastisols, contain no solvent and consist of polymers dispersed in a liquid plasticizer.
- Plastisols are available in a huge choice of colours and finishes and are widely used for internal and external construction applications, as well as general engineering.

Origin

1940s: from the noun plastic + sol².

Definition of plastisol in US English:

plastisol

noun-ˌsäl

A liquid substance which can be converted into a solid plastic simply by heating, consisting of particles of synthetic resin dispersed in a nonvolatile liquid.
塑料溶胶，增塑溶胶
Example sentencesExamples
- Plastisols are available in a huge choice of colours and finishes and are widely used for internal and external construction applications, as well as general engineering.
- Some products, called plastisols, contain no solvent and consist of polymers dispersed in a liquid plasticizer.
- The light absorbing coating may comprise one of a paint, a lacquer, a tape, a ceramic, a hot melt plastic, a resinous plastic, a plastisol, or an epoxy material.
- Upon heating the plastisol coating to a temperature which is sufficient to cause fusion of resins contained therein, a highly permeable polymeric ply having the appearance of a smooth, continuous film is formed.

Origin

1940s: from the noun plastic + sol.

词汇	plastisol
释义	Definition of plastisol in English: plastisol noun ˈplastɪsɒl-ˌsäl A liquid substance which can be converted into a solid plastic simply by heating, consisting of particles of synthetic resin dispersed in a non-volatile liquid. 塑料溶胶，增塑溶胶 Example sentencesExamples Upon heating the plastisol coating to a temperature which is sufficient to cause fusion of resins contained therein, a highly permeable polymeric ply having the appearance of a smooth, continuous film is formed. The light absorbing coating may comprise one of a paint, a lacquer, a tape, a ceramic, a hot melt plastic, a resinous plastic, a plastisol, or an epoxy material. Some products, called plastisols, contain no solvent and consist of polymers dispersed in a liquid plasticizer. Plastisols are available in a huge choice of colours and finishes and are widely used for internal and external construction applications, as well as general engineering. Origin 1940s: from the noun plastic + sol². Definition of plastisol in US English: plastisol noun-ˌsäl A liquid substance which can be converted into a solid plastic simply by heating, consisting of particles of synthetic resin dispersed in a nonvolatile liquid. 塑料溶胶，增塑溶胶 Example sentencesExamples Plastisols are available in a huge choice of colours and finishes and are widely used for internal and external construction applications, as well as general engineering. Some products, called plastisols, contain no solvent and consist of polymers dispersed in a liquid plasticizer. The light absorbing coating may comprise one of a paint, a lacquer, a tape, a ceramic, a hot melt plastic, a resinous plastic, a plastisol, or an epoxy material. Upon heating the plastisol coating to a temperature which is sufficient to cause fusion of resins contained therein, a highly permeable polymeric ply having the appearance of a smooth, continuous film is formed. Origin 1940s: from the noun plastic + sol.
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