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What is the difference between TPU and PU?
What is the difference between TPU and PU? TPU (polyurethane elastomer) TPU (Thermoplastic Polyurethane Elastomer) is an emerging plastic variety. Due to its good processability, weather resistance, and environmental friendliness, TPU is widely used in related industries such as sho...Read more -
28 Questions on TPU Plastic Processing Aids
1. What is a polymer processing aid? What is its function? Answer: Additives are various auxiliary chemicals that need to be added to certain materials and products in the production or processing process to improve production processes and enhance product performance. In the process of processi...Read more -
Researchers have developed a new type of TPU polyurethane shock absorber material
Researchers from the University of Colorado Boulder and Sandia National Laboratory in the United States have launched a revolutionary shock-absorbing material, which is a breakthrough development that can change the safety of products from sports equipment to transportation. This newly designe...Read more -
A New Beginning: Starting Construction During the Spring Festival of 2024
On February 18, the ninth day of the first lunar month, Yantai Linghua New Materials Co., Ltd. embarked on a new journey by starting construction with full enthusiasm. This auspicious timing during the Spring Festival marks a new beginning for us as we strive to achieve better product quality and...Read more -
The Application Areas of TPU
In 1958, Goodrich Chemical Company in the United States first registered the TPU product brand Estane. Over the past 40 years, more than 20 product brands have emerged worldwide, each with several series of products. At present, the main global manufacturers of TPU raw materials include BASF, Cov...Read more -
Application of TPU As Flexibilizer
In order to reduce product costs and obtain additional performance, polyurethane thermoplastic elastomers can be used as commonly used toughening agents to toughen various thermoplastic and modified rubber materials. Due to polyurethane being a highly polar polymer, it can be compatible with pol...Read more
