Safwel
PU Polyurethane Hollow Rod, Length 500mm Dia 16-100mm Aperture 6 8 10mm Urethane Tubes Elastic Rubber Rods Translucent Plastic Sticks for Shock Absorption (Size : 25 * 8MM)
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Description
- Dimensions: Length: 500mm/20in. Diameter*aperture: 16*6MM , 18*8MM , 20*8MM , 22*8MM , 25*8MM , 30*8MM , 35*8MM , 40*8MM , 45*8MM , 50*8MM , 55*8MM , 60* 8MM, 65*10MM, 70*10MM, 75*10MM, 80*10MM, 85*10MM, 90*10MM, 95*10MM, 100*10MM. Contains 1 piece.
- High strength. Compared with rubber, polyurethane has much higher tensile strength, tear strength and load-bearing capacity than rubber. Under high hardness, its impact strength and bending strength are much higher than those of plastics.
- Oil resistant. Polyurethane board is a kind of strong polar polymer compound, which has little affinity with non-polar mineral oil, and is hardly eroded in fuel oil and mechanical oil.
- Excellent anti-vibration performance, can absorb vibration, and can be used for vibration reduction and buffering. In mold making, it replaces rubber and springs.
- Suitable for metallurgy, mining, petroleum, automobiles, building materials, sports, heavy machinery and large-scale stamping equipment shock pads, backing plates, springs, punching dies for various metal plates and pipes.
Technical Specifications
Manufacturer
SAfweL
Size
25*8MM
Weight
0.3 kg
Shipping & Delivery
Your order is shipped from the USA and delivered to your door in South Africa in 10–20 working days. All items are fully tracked.
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We offer a 30-day return window. If something isn't right, contact our support team and we'll make it right.
