Here is more information on Plastisol’s from a list on Google:

Common Uses for Plastisol Include:

• Medical product development (nasal cannulas, endotracheal tubes, etc.)
• Toy parts.
• Baby spoons.
• Plumbing and electrical fittings.
• Bumpers

We have a few business models:

1. We sell our ShatterSafe water bottles in their current form you must place an order for at least 3,000 bottles
2. Provide us with your glass products and we will manage the coating of the product. To start this process we will need information on the products you would like to coat (dimension, weight etc…), to get a quote for your custom product we charge $1,000
3. We are open to discussions for selling the proprietary coated material *Please see the following QA for more info on these options*

Factors that impact whether the interior will break:

• Type of material the coated glass packaging is dropped on: Cement, wood floor, grass, tile floor, shower stall or asphalt – there will be a different impact.
• If the coated glass packaging is full or half full
• If it is dropped from 2 feet high or 4 feet high, etc…

It’s like your cell phone you could drop it 50 times and the screen does not break or it breaks on the first drop.

Breaking a regular glass product without coating is in itself very dangerous, if you step on the broken glass or attempt to pick up broken glass you can get injured. With ShatterSafe coating you can see if the bottle is broken and then not use the contents of the glass packaging and dispose of (or recycle) it properly.

One solution if you are concerned about broken glass is to increase the thickness of the glass and add the proprietary coating to the exterior of the thickened glass.

The best part is many glass products can be coated with this material to be made safer; Reusable water bottle, Protein shaker bottles, double wall bottles/containers for hot coffee, beer growlers, food and cosmetic containers, drinking glasses, reusable returnable glass products that can be refilled and many, many others. It is a business, not just a one product idea. It is a “new” category for healthy/safe glass “on the go”.

The cost to apply the coating on a glass bottle is $3.00 per bottle. We initially made tooling to hold the glass bottles in the production line at a cost of $18,000 this tooling is good almost forever. However, if a bottle style is changed or you decide to coat a separate product new tooling would most likely be needed. As mentioned we use a third party factory in the U.S. that have developed engineering and technology practices to coat the bottles.

The coating company has a minimum run of 3,000 bottles. If you are interested in the Shattersafe bottle in its current from there would be no tooling cost involved since the tooling is already made for our bottle style. If you wanted to coat a different style glass container we would see if the coating company has tool available. If so, they would not charge for using the tooling. However, if you needed to make new tooling to coat your style of bottle it would cost about $18,000, but this is a one time cost.

We buy the glass bottles and tops from a company in China and ship them here to the U.S.

We as well as others in the industry performed exhaustive research for a coating facility with the specifics needed for the proprietary coating in China, with no luck. The glass products can only be coated here in the U.S.