Specifications

• Material: High-quality polyurethane (PU) elastomer
• Form: Solid block / rectangular block / custom shape
• Dimensions: Customizable length, width, and height
• Hardness: Multiple Shore A grades available
• Color Options: Standard or custom colors
• Surface Finish: Smooth, textured, or as per requirement
• Resistance: Wear, abrasion, chemical, oil, and impact resistant
• Temperature Range: Suitable for industrial and mechanical applications

Key Features & Performance Advantages

• High Wear & Abrasion Resistance
  Maintains integrity under repeated industrial use
• Excellent Impact Absorption
  Protects machinery and components from shock
• Customizable Size & Shape
  Blocks can be tailored for specific OEM or industrial applications
• Chemical & Oil Resistance
  Performs reliably in challenging industrial environments
• Durable & Long-Lasting
  Reduces downtime and maintenance costs
• Easy Machining & Fabrication
  Can be cut, drilled, or machined for specialized parts

Typical Applications

• Industrial machinery buffers and supports
• Anti-vibration and shock-absorbing components
• Conveyor and material handling systems
• OEM custom parts and prototype fabrication
• Protective blocks for presses, rollers, or heavy equipment
• Industrial equipment padding and protective surfaces

Customization & OEM Support

• Custom dimensions and block shapes
• Hardness tailored to load and impact requirements
• Machined profiles or drilled holes available
• Small-batch and large-scale OEM production
• Technical support for design, material selection, and performance optimization

FAQ

Q1: What is a PU block used for?
PU blocks are used for cushioning, impact protection, anti-vibration, and as industrial machine components.

Q2: Can PU blocks be customized?
Yes, dimensions, hardness, color, and shape can all be tailored for OEM or industrial applications.

Q3: Are polyurethane blocks durable?
Yes, they are wear-resistant, impact-resistant, and designed for long service life.

Q4: Can they be machined on-site?
Yes, PU blocks can be cut, drilled, or machined to fit specific applications.

Q5: What industries use PU blocks?
They are widely used in industrial machinery, material handling, OEM manufacturing, and protective applications.