Polyurethane Springs
Polyurethane Springs
Characteristics of Urethane Springs
Polyurethane Springs offer numerous advantages to metal springs including higher loads, non-magnetic and much longer life span. Industry uses for polyurethane springs include automotive suspension and clutches, elevators and escalators, shock absorbers and die stamping.
Benefits Of Polyurethane Springs
• Long Service Life
• Oil, Solvent and Corrosion Resistance
• Strong Abrasion Resistance
• High Noise Abatement
• Vibration Damping
• Shock Absorbing
• High Compression Ability
• Bondable To Metal Components
• Temperature Resistance To Temperature Extremes
• Available In Custom Colors
• Non-Magnetic
Types of Springs Available
• Suspension Springs
• Die Springs
• Compression Springs
• Encapsulation Springs
• Disc Springs
• Utility Springs
Polyurethane Springs Are Used In
• Automotive Clutches
• Elevators / Escalators
• Metal Stamping
• Tool & Die Industry
View Other Industrial Applications Using Custom-Molded American Urethane Parts
Examples Of Other Products Made By American Urethane
- Polyurethane Wheels
- Polyurethane Rollers
- Polyurethane Gears
- Polyurethane Bushings
- Polyurethane Bumpers
- Polyurethane Sprockets
- Polyurethane Trays
- Polyurethane Cradles
- Polyurethane Vacuum Chucks
- Polyurethane Casting / Molding
- Polyurethane Transmission Mounts
- Polyurethane Motor Shaft Couplings
- Polyurethane Belts
- Polyurethane Bearing Adapters
- Polyurethane Chucks
- Polyurethane Parts
- Non-Marking Polyurethane Wheel Covers
- Non-Marking Polyurethane Wheels
- Polyurethane Pipe Rollers
- Polyurethane Blade Clamps
- Polyurethane Handle Grips
- Polyurethane Escalator Wheels
- Polyurethane Elevator Tires
- Polyurethane Treads
- Polyurethane Military Thermoplastics