- Wisconsin Plastic Products uses its “Spattercoat” process to achieve an appealing texture to extrusions
- “Spattercoat” is resistant to both scratches and fingerprints
- Wisconsin Plastic Products uses its “Hot Stamping” process to achieve aesthetics shockingly close to stained wood and brushed metals
- Wisconsin Plastic Products uses In-line embossing technology to create deep textures within extruded products
“Spattercoat” is a proprietary in-line process that applies an appealing texture to the extrusion. It is available in multiple texture and gloss combinations that are ready to match your injection molded components. Choosing “Spattercoat” will enhance aesthetics, prevent fingerprint residue, and provide a strong level of scratch resistance to your extrusion.
“Hot Stamping” is an in-line process that adheres a thin layer of laminate to the profile with the help of heat and pressure. Hundreds of finishes are available as stock products for your convenience.
Embossing is an in-line process that creates a deep texture to extruded parts. A high-pressure textured roller impregnates the texture while the polymer is in its molten state.
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