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Dia.10mm Small Polyurethane PU Rod 85-90A Hardness Pu Bar

PU Rod Product Description

Polyether polyurethanes play a major role in polyurethanes primarily. because of their low viscosity and ease of handling.

Polyether is superior to polyester in terms of elasticity, water evaporation, low temperature properties, impact strength, heat buildup, water resistance and mildew resistance.

PU Rod Main Properties

1. Polyurethane PU Rod has outstanding abrasion resistance, generally in the range of 0.01-0.10 (cm3) /1.61km, which is about 3-5 times the abrasion resistance of rubber.

2. Polyurethane also has oil resistance, because polyurethane is a strong polar polymer compound and has very little affinity with non-polar mineral oil, and it will hardly be eroded in fuel oil and mechanical oil.

3. Polyurethane also has strong resistance to oxygen and ozone.

4. Polyurethane has very good vibration absorption performance, which can be used as a vibration damping and buffering product. In the mold manufacturing industry, it can replace rubber and spring production products. Polyurethane also has good low temperature performance and radiation resistance. Polyurethane has a high resistance to high energy rays.

Remarks:

· Other sizes, colors can be customized

· Length, width, diameter and thickness tolerances may vary by manufacturer

· Certain grades available in various colors

PU Rod Main Properties:

· Easy to weld using thermoplastic welding equipment

· It offers good resistance to a wide range of chemicals including many solvents.

· As water absorption is almost nil, dimensional accuracy and stability is higher than that of Nylons.

· POM is also noted for its high mechanical strength, heat resistance and good antifriction properties.

· It is porosity free and is approved for contact with food

· For parts which need to be dimensional stable even exposed to humid or wet environments copolymeric Acetal offers better hot water, thermal and chemical resistance than homopolymeric Acetal.

Application:

· Machinery industry used to produce gears, springs, bearings, wheels, connecting rod, impeller blades etc..

· Automobile industry

· Electronic and electrical appliances

· Others such as toys, windows, water tanks and washing basins.