One of many common questions we often receive from product designers is "What temperature range can polyurethane withstand?". Depending on the chemistry, thermoset polyurethanes can typically… read more

Ever find yourself making repairs due to wear and tear? If so, you may need a material that is more resistant to abrasion. Abrasion resistance is a process in which a material can withstand surface… read more

From your cellphone down to your shoes, thermoset polyurethane foam is virtually everywhere. Due to its flexible chemistry, this versatile material can be engineered into any shape and customized… read more

When it comes to material selection, understanding the key differences between thermosets and thermoplastics is crucial. Thermoplastics, like melted chocolate, can be reheated and reshaped without… read more

Due to their chemical compositions, most elastomers, including rubbers, polyurethanes, and silicones, are natural insulators. Electrical conductivity can be improved in these materials by including… read more