Polyurethane – A versatile material
What is Polyurethane?
Polyurethane is an extremely versatile material that comes in many different forms and can be adapted to specific needs. Its flexibility makes it superior in terms of mechanical wear resistance, elasticity, and chemical resistance. By adding various components, polyurethane can be customized to achieve desired properties depending on the application of the final product.
Polyurethane vs. Rubber
- Abrasion resistance
- Lower molding costs
- Can be pigmented with various colors
Polyurethane vs. Metal
- Weighs less
- Minimizes noise levels
- Resistant to corrosion
Polyurethane vs. Other Plastics
- Elastomeric properties
- Elastomeric memory
Shore Values and Scales
The hardness of our material is measured on the Shore scales. It is a measure of the material’s resistance. The higher the resistance, the higher the hardness value. There are several Shore scales, and the most common are Shore A and Shore D. We manufacture polyurethane with hardness ranging from 10A to 75D.
Click the button below for examples of materials with different hardness levels and where they fall on the Shore scale, so you can better understand your needs.
Below is a selection of our products and the variety of our manufacturing.
Embedded LEDs
PU ring
Base for swivel chair
Tyso – earplugs for racehorses
Semi-finished products for custom processing
Fixture for car doors
Linhjul
Beam protectors (30×50, 40×60)
Feed wheels
Cushioned horseshoe
Handle
Contact wheel
Machine foot
Softdish anchor
Pallet stop
PU hook
Sk (embedded disc)
Fixture for car doors
Weight for anchor line
Molded protective strip with magnet
Cover for embedding
Embedded protected electronics
Car window packaging
Protective strip PU-coated sheet metal (custom-sized)
Fixture block
Fixture for A-pillar
Glass separator
PU rod (semi-finished product for cutting)
Roller ski wheels
Base for serving tray
PU-coated U-profile
Fixture for drive shaft
Rope holder for floating frames
