Specifications

• Material: Polyurethane (PU)
• Shape: Solid disc / custom-profile disc
• Diameter: Customizable
• Thickness: Customizable
• Hardness: Multiple Shore A options available
• Surface Finish: Smooth or customized
• Color Options: Standard or custom colors
• Operating Temperature: Suitable for standard industrial environments
• Resistance: Wear, impact, oil, grease, and mild chemicals

Key Features

• Excellent Wear & Abrasion Resistance
  Maintains performance under repeated contact and load
• High Elasticity & Shock Absorption
  Reduces impact stress and vibration
• Strong Load-Bearing Capability
  Suitable for support and pressure-related applications
• Chemical & Oil Resistance
  Performs reliably in industrial operating conditions
• Flexible Design & Customization
  Easily adapted to different shapes, sizes, and hardness levels
• Long Service Life
  Reduces downtime and replacement costs

Applications

• Industrial machinery and equipment
• Conveyor systems and material handling
• Buffer pads and impact protection components
• Vibration damping and support elements
• Wear-resistant plates and spacers
• Custom OEM mechanical parts

Customization & Supply Capability

• Production based on drawings, samples, or application requirements
• Custom diameter, thickness, hardness, and material formulation
• Suitable for prototypes, small batches, and mass production
• OEM and replacement polyurethane discs available

FAQ

Q1: What are polyurethane discs used for?
They are used as wear-resistant, shock-absorbing, or load-bearing components in industrial and mechanical applications.

Q2: Can polyurethane discs be customized?
Yes, size, thickness, hardness, and shape can be customized according to your needs.

Q3: Why choose polyurethane discs instead of rubber or plastic discs?
Polyurethane offers better wear resistance, elasticity, and durability while maintaining flexibility.

Q4: Are PU discs resistant to oil and chemicals?
Yes, they are resistant to oils, grease, and many industrial chemicals.

Q5: Which industries commonly use polyurethane discs?
Machinery manufacturing, conveyors, automation, ceramics, packaging, and OEM equipment industries.