Polyurethane

There are many advantages to using polyurethane for injection-molded components, including:

• High Load Bearing Capacity
• Excellent Resistance to Abrasion
• Resistant to Solvents, Oils, Ozone and Water
• Known for Extra Durability and Toughness
• Resistant to Flex Fatigue and Wear
• Outstanding Resilience
• Good Electrical Characteristics and Properties
• Resistant to Mildew, Mold and Fungus
• Good Machining Characteristics
• High Cut Resistance and Tear Strength Properties

Polyurethane is used in a wide range of industry products such as:

• Electronics – structural parts, electronic instrument bezels, electrical potting compounds
• Automotive – interior components such as instrument panels, headrests, dashboards, armrests, molded seats, roof liners, steering wheels, bumpers, fenders
• Consumer and Recreation – tennis racket overgrips, surfboard cores, recreational boat hulls, watch band wrapping, roller blade wheels, skateboard wheels
• Building and Construction – walls, ceilings
• Transportation – solid tires
• Aerospace – gaskets, seals, moisture barrier tapes