Specifications

• Material: Polyurethane (PU / Urethane)
• Form: Solid rod / bar
• Diameter: Standard and custom diameters available
• Length: Customizable
• Hardness: Multiple Shore A and D options
• Color: Standard or custom colors
• Operating Temperature: Suitable for industrial conditions
• Resistance: Wear, impact, oils, chemicals

Key Features & Advantages

• Superior Wear Resistance
  Ensures long-lasting performance in heavy-duty applications
• Excellent Elasticity & Impact Absorption
  Reduces vibration and mechanical stress
• Customizable Dimensions
  Diameter, length, and hardness tailored to application needs
• Chemical & Oil Resistant
  Performs reliably in contact with oils, fuels, and cleaning agents
• Machinable & Easy to Process
  Can be cut, drilled, or milled for specific parts
• Durable & Long-Lasting
  Outperforms rubber or standard plastic bars in industrial environments

Typical Applications

• Mechanical parts and spacers
• Industrial rollers and shafts
• Shock absorbers and buffer pads
• Bearings and bushings
• Packaging machinery components
• Automotive and transportation parts
• Ceramic processing machinery parts

Customization & OEM Services

• Custom diameters and lengths
• Tailored hardness for specific load or flexibility requirements
• Machining or pre-cut rods for industrial assembly
• Special PU formulations for high wear or chemical exposure
• OEM branding and bulk packaging

FAQ

Q1: What is a urethane bar?
A urethane bar is a solid rod made of polyurethane, valued for wear resistance, elasticity, and impact absorption in industrial applications.

Q2: What industries commonly use urethane bars?
Mechanical engineering, packaging, automotive, logistics, ceramics, and manufacturing industries.

Q3: Can urethane bars be customized?
Yes, diameter, length, hardness, and color can all be tailored to specific industrial requirements.

Q4: How does PU urethane bar compare to rubber bars?
PU bars offer superior wear resistance, longer service life, and better elasticity than traditional rubber bars.

Q5: Can urethane bars be machined?
Yes, they can be cut, drilled, milled, or processed into custom industrial components.