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Some industries simply cannot do without polyurethane. The aerospace industry is one of them. If you are wondering how polyurethane is the ideal material to be used in aerospace, then read on. Polyurethane foam While polyurethane foam is not usually relied upon for structural integrity, it can support where required. The durability of polyurethane is…

News & Blog 6 Titles to Title Your Title Polyurethanes and polyurethane foam are used in a variety of different medical applications including catheters and general-purpose tubing, head supports and armrests, hospital bedding, hygienic surgical drapes, dressings made for wounds and a range of injection moulded devices, too. The most common use for polyurethanes is…

News & Blog \ How is Polyurethane Foam Produced? Does your car, kitchen sponge and mattress have anything in common? In fact, yes! They all heavily rely on flexible polyurethane foam, as do many other applications, ranging from the cushion you sit on, the filter in your vacuum cleaner, car seats, gym mats and handle…

News & Blog \ Why Using Polyurethane In Cars Is So Important From as early as 1960, the automotive industry has adopted polyurethanes for many uses. After the invention of polyurethane (PU foam) in 1954, car manufacturers started to integrate rigid PU foam into the panels of many vehicles. In modern times, it’s not only…

News & Blog \ How Does Polyurethane Improve Our Daily Lives? Polyurethane is an extremely versatile material and is found in products all throughout the world. Many everyday items contain polyurethane in some form; it’s used in buildings, cars, shoes, mattresses and hundreds of other products too. Whilst reading this post you’re probably sitting on,…

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One of the most versatile materials around, Polyurethane Foam is useful for a vast range of situations and applications. You may not even realise it, but you are likely using polyurethane foam right now, or at the very least, are close to a household or office item that utilises PU foam