Among many elastomers, polyurethane is gaining an increasingly important place in industry, and its popularity is primarily due to its versatile application possibilities. In addition to this, products made from polyurethane are characterised by excellent durability.

Suitable additives are added to the components from which polyurethane systems are made to produce a material with the desired properties.

By mixing specific components in the right proportions, it is possible to obtain a polyurethane system with specific physical-mechanical properties that will perform in the appropriate, predefined working conditions.

Polyurethane - a resilient material for many special tasks

Importantly, it is a material that withstands adverse weather conditions or water well. In addition, polyurethane is resistant to a wide range of chemicals, such as oils, greases, solvents, etc. Technical parts made of polyurethane are characterised by excellent elasticity and low shape memory, i.e. they can be subjected to forces that change their shape and, once the forces have stopped, the elastomers return to their original form without the structure being affected.

Studies show a significant advantage of polyurethanes over other elastomers when it comes to resistance to mechanical damage.

The greatest advantages of polyurethanes also include the ease of moulding into any shape, the possibility of subsequent machining, the relatively low weight of the material and the high possibility of casting precision parts.Precision parts.