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Urethane rubber with a hardness of 90 is a strong rubber that is resistant to abrasion. Urethane is poured in liquid form, solidified, and then shaped through machining.
Urethane rubber is a type of rubber that excels in wear resistance and mechanical strength. It is cast into a certain size and then machined down. Additionally, urethane comes in a range of hardness, from hard to soft, and can also be colored.
Bushings are often made of highly abrasion-resistant urethane rubber. They are initially molded into rough sizes and then finished through machining.
This is a process where urethane rubber is poured into a mold and solidified, followed by machining with a lathe or router end mill. It is particularly excellent in wear resistance and weather resistance, has very strong tear resistance, and also possesses oil resistance, making it suitable for outdoor use and machine integration. It has a wide range of hardness, typically from 50° to 90°, with a proven track record in processing.
Urethane is poured as a liquid material, solidified, and then shaped through cutting processes. Molding and cutting processes are also possible for materials softer than hardness 90.
Urethane rubber is a type of rubber that excels in wear resistance and mechanical strength. It is cast into a certain size and then machined down. Additionally, urethane comes in various forms, from hard to soft, and can also be colored.
After urethane casting and curing, machining can be performed. Machining from casting can accommodate various thicknesses and dimensional shapes.
This is a process where urethane rubber is poured into a mold and solidified, then machined using a lathe or router end mill. This is something that has been shaved down to a thickness of 0.5mm, resembling a veneer. However, the thickness is the target. Urethane rubber is particularly excellent in abrasion resistance and weather resistance, has very strong tear resistance, and also possesses oil resistance, making it suitable for outdoor use and machine integration.
