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Things That Nobody Told Me About Polyurethane
Polyurethanes are an excellent choice in highly abrasive environments Molded polyurethane has excellent load bearing capacity Molded polyurethane performs well in cold temperatures Molded polyurethane can be formulated for many continuous service applications. Taking into account temperatures from 85°C to 121°C (185°F to 250°F) Gallagher Corp. polyurethanes are resistant to swelling and the deteriorating effects of immersion in water.
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Polyurethane Wiper Blades and Polyurethane Scraper Blades
Polyurethane Wiper Blades and Polyurethane Scraper Blades Urethane wiper blades and urethane scraper blades are common in many industries and equipment. Gallagher casts polyurethane wiper and polyurethane scraper blades to your requirements. They are flexible, non-corrosive, and resistant to chemicals. They are perfect for demanding conditions with continued service demands. The blades can be
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Thermoset Urethane vs. Thermoplastic Urethane
Thermoset Urethane vs. Thermoplastic Urethane Do you understand the difference between thermoset urethane and thermoplastic urethane? Either type is useful for OEM applications. But, certain applications are better suited for one over the other. Thermoplastic Polyurethane (TPU) Thermoplastic urethane is a polymer. TPUs can have various combinations of flexible and rigid segments. This
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The Dummies’ Guide to Storing Polyurethane Parts
The Dummies’ Guide to Storing Polyurethane Parts Not planning on using your custom polyurethane parts upon receipt? Take precautions when storing parts to avoid later problems. Protect your custom polyurethane parts from the elements. Prolonged exposure to the heat of the sun may result in thermal decomposition. Stagnant water may promote hydrolysis. Thermal decomposition and
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What’s The Difference Between Polyester and Polyether?
What’s The Difference Between Polyester and Polyether? There are two primary types of polyurethane – polyester, and polyether. Both are useful in a multitude of industrial applications. Both are urethane elastomers. So what’s the difference? Polyurethane Typical Elastomer Characteristics The term elastomer — a contraction of the words elastic and polymer. Elastomers cover a group
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