Leading Urethane Molding Manufacturers

Urethane is formed at a molten state and may be fabricated or molded into low-density flexible foam, low-density rigid foam, gel elastomer and hard, rigid plastics. Valued for its uses in rigid and flexible memory foams, urethane is also very useful in solid plastic form as well. Read More…

Urethane Molding Urethane molding, sometimes called polyurethane molding, is an elastic polymer that contains urethane carbamate links.

TPC, Inc. is a leader in the polyurethane molding industry. Our state-of-the-art manufacturing facilities focus on providing high-quality products, competitive pricing, and exceptional customer service. Our team of experts is dedicated to the production and innovation of our products. As a result, TPC, Inc.’s custom-fit solutions are perfected for customers of all industries.

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From concept, to production, to delivery, we have over 40 years experience with made-to-order cast urethane & cast polyurethane elastomer products. Weaver Industries offers urethane wheels, polyurethane molding, molded urethane, urethane sheets, & urethane/polyurethane manufacturing. Skilled at custom casting, discover the advantages of our urethane sheet and Action Mallet heads.

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FallLine has been a manufacturer of custom polyurethane molding products for various industries since 1981. We offer a wide range of proven materials ranging from 40A - 80D, as well as the capability to formulate materials to meet specific needs.

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Since 1979, Uniflex has been a leading manufacturer of urethane products. We provide high-quality urethane rollers and urethane castings, as well as urethane molded products available in an array of colors. Uniflex offers customized body blocks and engine components for the automotive industry. Our team is dedicated to advancing our company and raising industry standards.

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At Dynatect Ro-Lab, Inc., we take pride in our expertise and specialization in polyurethane molding, offering unparalleled solutions for a myriad of applications. With our advanced capabilities, we excel in bonding urethane to diverse metal sub-surfaces, including aluminum, brass, and steel. As a team, we understand the unique demands of various industries, and our commitment to quality is...

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Polyurethane molding combines many of the desirable qualities of plastic, rubber and metal with a longer life than other plastics, higher impact resistance than rubber, elastic memory, noise reduction, and heat and chemical resistance.

Urethane moldings include a wide variety of pneumatic seals, press tool blocks, conveyor bushings, urethane bumpers, bowling balls and parts for a broad spectrum of industries such as construction, automotive, food processing, engineering and athletic equipment.

Urethane moldings offer such advantageous characteristics as high moldability, corrosion resistance a good strength-to-weight ratio and low processing costs.

The raw urethane molding materials are heated to molten form. During this stage, they react with one another to form a pre-polymer. When the urethane molding is ready to be processed, a curative is introduced to the pre-polymer in order to complete the polymeric transition.

Accelerated by heat and pressure, the mixture is poured into a mold cavity and cured to form the final polymer. During open polyurethane molding, the pre-polymer and curative are heated and mixed together, poured into an open cavity and cured without the application of pressure.

During closed polyurethane molding processes such as injection molding, the pre-polymer and curative are heated and mixed together, then injected into the closed cavity through small holes.

Urethane possess several advantages over other elastomers and materials. It has higher resistance, greater load bearing ability, broader hardness range and better colorability than rubber.

In comparison to metal, urethane offers better noise reduction, greater abrasion, corrosion and impact resistance and more flexibility. In certain applications, it has higher impact, more abrasion resistance, better elastic memory and noise reduction capabilities than other plastics.

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