Polyurethane is a versatile material that has found wide application across many areas of human activity. For many years it has been used in the transport, food, metallurgical and other industries, as well as in agriculture. In mechanical and automotive engineering, polyurethane is highly valued for its mechanical strength, excellent oil and fuel resistance, and durability. It is used to manufacture films, seals, gaskets, hydraulic seals, dust-protection boots, handles, plain bearings and profiles.

What accounts for polyurethane's popularity in mechanical engineering?

It's very simple. The material has a great many advantages, including:

In addition, the surface of polyurethane resists the buildup of any substances (adhesion). The material is also elastic and frost-resistant, allowing it to retain its original properties for a long time. All of this makes the use of polyurethane in mechanical engineering very popular and widespread. The automotive industry sets high demands on materials, and polyurethane fully meets them.