Material: Polyurethane Overview Constructed from polyurethane, a durable synthetic elastomer known for strength, flexibility, and long service life. Ideal when a balance of wear resistance, shock absorption, and dimensional stability is required. Key benefits Long-lasting durability: high abrasion and tear resistance helps components hold up under repeated use. Shock and vibration damping: resilient material cushions impacts and reduces noise. Chemical and oil resistance: more resistant than many natural rubbers to oils, greases, and common solvents. Maintains shape under load: good recovery and load-bearing characteristics for seals, rollers, and pads. Versatile and easy to work with: suitable for molding, cutting, and bonding in typical manufacturing and repair processes. Important attributes Function: provides protection, sealing, cushioning, and wear surfaces where a resilient elastomer is needed. Compatibility: serves as a suitable material choice where polyurethane performance is preferred over natural rubber or softer plastics. Material performance: combines toughness with flexibility, making it appropriate for both static seals and dynamic components. Typical applications (practical examples) Industrial bumpers and rollers: used on conveyor rollers, machine guards, and shock-absorbing bumpers to reduce wear and noise in production environments. Seals and gaskets: suitable for washers, bushings, and gaskets exposed to mechanical stress and contact with oils or lubricants. Protective pads and grips: used for protective feet, tool handles, or cushioning pads where durability and comfort are needed. Notes This description reflects the material composition (polyurethane) and general properties associated with that material. For specific dimensions, hardness, or part compatibility, refer to the product’s technical specifications or contact the supplier.