Polyurethane moldings
What are polyurethane moldings?
Polyurethane is often used for impact wear with minerals that are not too sharp and offers excellent sliding properties. It prevents minerals from sticking and contributes to efficient operation in industrial processes.
Key features
- All kinds of serial moldings possible
- Better tool life than rubber moldings
- Suitable for absorption of energy during stroke wear
- Maximum ambient temperature: 80 °C
- Good gliding properties, ideal for sticky minerals
Applications of PU moldings
PU moldings are used in a variety of applications:
- Sieve panels for industrial processes
- Cuffs and bibs for concrete mixer spouts
- Sandwich concrete lapping
- Transport parts for hard and fragile parts
PU is often used where rubber is not adequate because of its shorter service life.
Why choose polyurethane moldings?
Polyurethane is a versatile material that combines wear resistance, dimensional stability and good sliding properties. It is well suited to situations with impact wear and is often used as an alternative to rubber, thanks to its longer service life and better performance. PU’s elastic properties also make it suitable for absorbing energy in demanding industrial processes.
Technical details
PU moldings can withstand temperatures up to 80°C and can be produced in a variety of shapes, including bibs, cuffs and screen panels. The material offers excellent wear resistance and performance in industrial applications.
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Our products and techniques find their applications in the most diverse branches of industry. Wherever wear and tear occurs, Wivé Techniek can contribute to wear protection and thereby extend service life. Also in your processes? Definitely. Contact us for an introduction to our wear protection experts, or request a quote right away!