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Injection polyurethane "P-25"

It's a low-viscosity type, so it's easy to pour in! You can color it just by mixing the toner.

"P-25" is a polyurethane for injection that does not use any plasticizers or lead. It is a translucent and soft product with good weather resistance that does not yellow. Being a low-viscosity type, it is easy to pour, and can be colored simply by mixing in toner. Please feel free to contact us when you need it. 【Properties (excerpt)】 ■ Mixing viscosity (mPa·s): 800 ■ Usable time: approximately 20 minutes ■ Hardness of cured product (JIS K6301 Type A): approximately 25 ■ Specific gravity of cured product: 1.1 ■ Tensile strength (N/mm²): approximately 0.6 *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Injection polyurethane "P-30"

It hardens at room temperature, but if the hardening is slow, heating it will speed up the hardening process!

"P-30" is a soft, light yellow injection polyurethane. Being a low-viscosity type, it is easy to pour in, and can be colored simply by mixing in toner. Please feel free to contact us when you need it. 【Properties (excerpt)】 ■Mixing viscosity (mPa·S): 2600 ■Usable time: about 30 minutes ■Cured hardness (JIS K6301 Type A): about 30 ■Cured specific gravity: 1.1 ■Tensile strength (N/mm²): about 1.3 to 1.5 *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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