Polyurethanes can deliver incredible performance across a wide range of harsh environments. Learn from the experts at PSI Urethanes about the unique features and formulations that make polyurethane the best elastomer for use in demanding applications. 💪🥇
Our Marketing Director, Riley Atchison, walks you through the robust structure of ether-based polyurethanes which allow them to perform well in cold environments.
Bill Meyer, our Sales Manager, explains how polyurethanes maintain durability better than other elastomers when exposed to high heat. He also addresses the differences between ester-based and ether-based polyurethanes for use in high-heat applications.
Tyler Delaune from our Sales team shares his knowledge on the durability of custom-formulated polyurethanes in dry environments, which allows urethane parts to maintain an extended tool life where other materials are subject to deterioration.
John Estrada from Sales explains the factors that go into selecting a custom polyurethane formulation for chemical-heavy applications, such as chemical type and duration of exposure.
We bring things back to Tyler to hear about the unique features of antimicrobial ether-based polyurethanes for use in tropical environments where humidity is a major concern.
Lastly, Riley closes things out by explaining how polyurethanes are well-suited to even deep water environments. Urethanes resist the most common types of wear that are caused by harsh marine environments, including hydrolysis, abrasion, and UV damage.
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0:00 – Common Environments to use Urethane
0:14 – Polyurethane in Cold Environments
1:00 – Polyurethane in Hot Environments
1:58 – Polyurethane in Dry Environments
2:47 – Polyurethane in Chemical Heavy Environments
3:43 – Polyurethane in Tropical Environments
4:17 – Polyurethane in Deep Water Environments
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