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POLYURETHANE WHEELS

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Polyurethane is a great material for wheels due to its high load-bearing capacity, shape retention and wide hardness capacity. Polyurethane wheels are seen in skateboards or other vehicles or tracks that requirer high wear and tear resistance. 

Custom Industrial Caster Wheels for Disributors

Product benefits

  • Higher Weight Capacity

  • Longer Wear

  • Non-Marking

  • Shape Retention

  • Bonding and Mold Over or Dual Durometer Design

SHAPES

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  • Higher Abrasion Resistance than Rubber

  • Castable

  • Low Tooling Costs

  • Superior Load Bearing to Rubber

SERVICES

  • Cast or Injection Molding

  • Custom Formulas

  • Design work

  • Mold Over or Bond to Metallic Cores

Polyurethane Tread wheels

  • Polyurethane Tread on Plastic Core Wheels

  • Polyurethane Tread on Aluminum Core Wheels

  • Polyurethane Tread on Steel Core

  • Polyurethane Tread on Steel Core Wheels for Pallet Jacks

  • Polyurethane Tread on Iron Core Wheels

  • Solid Polyurethane Wheels

  • Shock-Absorbing Polyurethane Tread

PRODUCT
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Polymer Components

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  Polyurethane is a great choice for wheels that need high load-bearing capacity or durability. Industries like construction and mining use polyurethane to transport thousands of pounds in weight. Polyurethane wheels also benefit from having higher abrasion resistance than plastic, metal, or rubbers. Polyurethane is also more resistant to chemicals than rubber. Warehouses benefit from high-capacity polyurethane folk lift wheels and caster wheels by protecting their floors and ensuring their lifts don't buckle under the weight. 

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  Polymer Components can design a formula that provides the right properties for the application and produce the part in any volume. We can even design and produce the mold in-house. We are proud to be a one-stop shop from design to full-scale production. Please request a quote today or call our office for more information specific to your project.

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