When designing public spaces such as parks, children’s playgrounds, walking paths, or sports areas, the choice of flooring material is very important for safety, durability, and appearance. One interesting solution is a surface made from small pieces of rubber (granules) combined with polyurethane binder. These surfaces are popular because they absorb impact, resist weather conditions, and can be made in many different colors and designs. In this article, we explain how polyurethane (PU) adhesive is used in these floors, its benefits, common applications, and tips for choosing the right adhesive for your project.

Polyurethane flooring, known for its durability, flexibility, and resistance to abrasion and chemicals, is ideal for high-traffic and specialized environments.

Providing delicious food and beverages to customers, restaurants ensure that their products are of the best quality, along with making sure that their work environment is clean and sanitary at all times.

Adhesives are crucial for making heavy-duty air filters in harsh conditions. Two-part polyurethane adhesives provide excellent temperature and chemical resistance, ensuring strong bonds. While thermosetting adhesives like epoxies are durable, thermoplastic options are easier to use but less resilient. Key factors in choosing an adhesive include service temperature, cost, and safety. Imen Polymer Chemie Co. offers two-component polyurethane adhesives with minimal shrinkage. For details, contact us.

Polyurethane and epoxy coatings both protect surfaces, but differ in properties. Polyurethane cures faster, offers flexibility, UV protection, and is ideal for high-traffic areas and marine use. Epoxy is more chemical-resistant, making it suitable for harsh environments. Polyurethane is more elastic, while epoxy is stiffer and more durable against chemicals.