Specifications

Rather than a single standard item, our polyurethane components cover a wide range of custom and application-specific parts, including:

• Material: Cast polyurethane (PU)
• Manufacturing Process: Casting, molding, machining
• Dimensions: Fully customizable according to drawings or samples
• Hardness Range: Multiple Shore A options
• Colors: Standard or custom colors available
• Operating Temperature: Suitable for typical industrial environments
• Resistance: Wear, impact, oil, grease, and selected chemicals

Key Features

• Excellent Wear & Abrasion Resistance
  Ideal for continuous operation and high-friction environments
• High Elasticity & Shock Absorption
  Reduces impact stress and protects connected components
• Chemical & Oil Resistance
  Performs reliably in industrial processing conditions
• Design Flexibility
  Easily molded into complex shapes and functional structures
• Long Service Life
  Reduces replacement frequency and maintenance costs
• OEM-Friendly Manufacturing
  Suitable for both prototype development and mass production

Applications

Polyurethane components are widely used across multiple industries, including:

• Industrial machinery and automation equipment
• Conveyor and material handling systems
• Ceramic, glass, and building material machinery
• Packaging, printing, and processing equipment
• Automotive and mechanical assemblies
• Custom OEM equipment and spare parts

Customization & Engineering Support

• Parts manufactured based on drawings, samples, or application descriptions
• Custom hardness, dimensions, and material formulation
• Support for prototypes, small batches, and volume production
• One-stop procurement for multiple PU components

FAQ

Q1: What are polyurethane components used for?
They are used as wear-resistant, shock-absorbing, and flexible parts in industrial machinery, conveyors, and OEM equipment.

Q2: Do you offer custom polyurethane components?
Yes, we specialize in custom PU components manufactured according to drawings, samples, or specific application requirements.

Q3: What advantages do PU components have over rubber or metal?
Polyurethane combines elasticity with high wear resistance, offering longer service life and reduced noise and vibration.

Q4: Which industries typically use polyurethane components?
Industrial manufacturing, ceramics, packaging, automation, material handling, and OEM machinery industries.

Q5: Can polyurethane components be produced in small quantities?
Yes, we support prototyping, small-batch production, and large-scale manufacturing.