U RESIN Welcomes the Smooth-On Range – In the dynamic landscape of manufacturing and industrial solutions, U RESIN is proud to announce the latest addition to our product lineup – Smooth-On. As a trusted West Australian Manufacturer, we are extending our reach to include the high-quality products from the renowned American brand, Smooth-On. At U […]
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CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS: We don’t take holiday’s during the year as a family, to avoid having to close our retail store and online trading. That means, Christmas time is the only chance for us to all spend some quality, relaxing time together as a family. With that being said, we will be CLOSED: Thursday 21st December 2023 and
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Understanding the difference between TDI and MDI in Polyurethane Elastomers – As a professional in the polyurethane industry, it’s important to understand the difference between TDI and MDI in polyurethane elastomers. Both are used as isocyanates in the production of high-quality polyurethane elastomers, as they have good mechanical properties, chemical resistance, and durability. However, there
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We are proud to share we are 1 of just 2 Australian Stockists’ of the Jesmonite Product Range; more specifically Jesmonite AC100 and Jesmonite AC730. In this blog we are going to share all about Jesmonite AC730, what it’s best used for and the benefits of using it. Jesmonite AC730 is known as a rapid
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Difference between Shore A and D Hardness – Polyurethanes are versatile and widely used materials in many industries. They are known for their durability, strength, and elasticity. Polyurethanes come in various forms and are classified based on their hardness. Shore A and Shore D are two common measurements used to determine the hardness of polyurethanes.
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Elastomers offer great product specifications and can be an excellent advantage in many cases, however they are not always the easiest to work with. Especially if you are unfamiliar with them. The table below demonstrates the most commonly experienced problems and what generally causes it. In many cases something as simple as being off ratio
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