Ever dropped or bumped into something and panicked in hopes that it didn’t break? Well, that huge sigh of relief you may have experienced was probably the outcome of a well-executed product design -… read more

Flame resistance is a key physical property often found in many applications where fire may be an issue.  In this post, we will break down the importance of flame resistance and how you can use it in… read more

Tensile strength is a key physical property often specified with elastomeric materials, including thermoset polyurethanes. This versatile material provides engineers the flexibility to customize a… read more

Coefficient of Friction (CoF) is found everywhere, from the bottom of your shoes to the wheels on your car! This unseen yet critical property can determine the type of movement between two contacting… read more

Hardness is one of many key physical properties to consider while designing with polyurethanes. Unlike metals, rubbers, and plastics – polyurethanes can be custom formulated to offer an extensive… read more