Polyurethane is a polymer commonly used in laboratories, not only as part of the experiments being carried out, but as part of the industrial products that constitute the technical equipment of a laboratory.
Polyurethane systems provide great resistance and durability to the technical parts, while the different levels of density are able to adapt to the most improbable forms.
Magnetic stirrers, photometers, vertical stirrers, chemical self-analyzers, laser machines, water heaters, mixers, clinical analysis equipment, centrifugal machines... Even the stools on which researchers sit are made of polyurethane systems.
In the case of laboratories, machines and equipment must have an excellent behaviour and resistance as they often have to bear extreme situations in order to obtain the desired results.
Therefore, according to the research developed by each laboratory, the cases of their machines must be able to withstand compression, bending, traction, abrasion, fatigue, dimensional stability, electrical resistance, reaction to fire, etc.
One of the qualities that determines the resistance to some forces or others is the density of polyurethane systems.
According to their density, polyurethane systems are classified into three types:
At Synthesia Technology we manufacture polyurethane systems that offer a solution for the laboratory technical equipment. These are the 9411-AE and 9411L-AE systems.
These systems are designed for the manufacture of molded parts of high technical value in a wide range of density. They are especially suitable for the manufacture of technical parts, electrical laboratory equipment or computers.
And 9411L-AE: