What is polyurethane?

Polyurethane is an emerging organic polymer material, known as the "fifth largest plastic", widely used in many areas of the national economy because of its excellent performance. The product application fields involve light industry, chemical industry, electronics, textile, medical, construction, building materials, automobile, national defense, aerospace, aviation ....

General advantages of polyurethane materials:

Wide range of hardness (Shore A15 to Shore D90)

Higher load carrying capacity than other elastomers under the same hardness

High abrasion and impact resistance

Wide range of resilience

Suitable for high-frequency flexing applications

Good low-temperature flexibility

Special formulation, stable at 140°C

Moisture vapor transmission - suitable for microporous materials

Unaffected by ozone depletion

Resistant to radiation

Flame-retardant materials possible

Mold-resistant

High and low abrasion

Possible to be processed on standard equipment

Bonds to wood, metal and most plastics

Makes noise-reducing materials

Low molding and processing costs

Wide range of resistance to oils, greases, and chemicals

Total cost of ownership is very economical (labor and material)