Today, polyurethane products have found wide application in virtually every branch of industry. This is due to the high strength and wear resistance of the base material. It can operate under high pressure and withstands heavy loads and temperature fluctuations.

Polyurethane belongs to the class of synthetic materials and resembles rubber in appearance. However, in terms of quality characteristics, it has surpassed not only rubber but also plastic, natural rubber and certain metals. Polyurethane has become very popular in light industry. It is used to manufacture drive belts, pulleys, weaving loom bobbins and more. And polyurethane heel taps and shoe soles are a familiar sight to everyone.

In addition, the material is used to manufacture sports footwear and equipment (skateboards, roller skates, skis, etc.). What accounts for this popularity? It's very simple! Unlike rubber and its equivalents, polyurethane has increased wear resistance. It is also characterized by advantages such as:

In addition, the material is environmentally friendly and safe. It is completely harmless to the environment and human health. Using polyurethane products in light industry ensures a long service life for production equipment and finished goods. The material is pliable and durable, which is why it is used extensively at various manufacturing facilities.