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Polyurethane Elastomer Design
Guide
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Here are some examples of good and bad design of elastomer parts bonded to other substrates.
Avoid Sharp Edges or Angles
Sharp edges, angles, or corners, externally or within the polyurethane parts,
should be avoided, particularly where the polyurethane is stressed.
When in flex
When in tension, torsion and compression
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