Our polyurethane blades are engineered for precision scraping, coating, and material handling in industrial applications. Made from high-quality PU, these blades combine excellent wear resistance, chemical resistance, and elasticity to deliver consistent performance even in demanding environments.

Specifications

Material: Polyurethane (PU)
Blade Type: Scraper, squeegee, cutting blade
Dimensions: Custom length, width, thickness
Hardness: Multiple Shore A options
Edge Style: Straight, beveled, or custom
Color: Standard (black, white, transparent) or custom
Temperature Range: Industrial standard (-20°C to 80°C)
Chemical Resistance: Resistant to oils, inks, coatings, and mild acids

Key Features & Performance Advantages

High Wear & Abrasion Resistance
Long-lasting performance on industrial production lines
Elastic & Shock Absorbing
Protects surfaces and reduces material damage
Chemical & Oil Resistant
Suitable for food, printing, packaging, and ceramic environments
Customizable Sizes & Edge Profiles
Tailored for specific machinery and applications
Consistent Performance
Ensures uniform scraping, coating, or material transfer
Low Maintenance & Long Service Life
Reduces downtime and replacement frequency

Applications

Printing and screen printing squeegees
Ceramic and glass production lines
Food processing and packaging machinery
Coating and laminating equipment
OEM replacement PU blades
Industrial scraping and material handling operations

Customization & Supply Options

Custom length, width, thickness, and edge profiles
Hardness tailored to application needs
Small-batch prototyping and bulk production
OEM and aftermarket solutions

FAQ

Q1: What are polyurethane blades used for?
They are used for scraping, coating, cutting, or transferring materials in industrial production processes.

Q2: Can PU blades be customized?
Yes, length, width, thickness, hardness, and edge profile can all be customized for your equipment.

Q3: Why choose PU blades over metal or rubber blades?
Polyurethane offers better wear resistance, elasticity, chemical resistance, and reduces surface damage.

Q4: Which industries commonly use PU blades?
Printing, ceramics, glass, food processing, packaging, and OEM machinery widely use polyurethane blades.

Q5: Are these blades resistant to chemicals and oils?
Yes, they withstand inks, coatings, oils, and mild industrial chemicals.