The Polyurethane Pulley (Polyurethane Lagging Pulley) is engineered for high-performance industrial conveyor systems, featuring a premium polyurethane elastomer surface. This advanced polymer synthetic material bridges the gap between rubber and plastic, delivering an optimal synergy of high structural strength and superior elasticity to ensure maximum grip and operational efficiency.
Designed to withstand the most demanding industrial environments, our lagging pulleys provide exceptional traction and durability. By utilizing a high-performance polyurethane compound, these pulleys significantly reduce slippage and wear, ensuring a seamless transfer of power while protecting the conveyor belt from premature degradation.
| Polyurethane Model | HJ-3190A | NCO% | 3.7 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tensile Strength | 10 Mpa | Tear Strength | 55 KN/m |
| Elongation at Break | 450% | Permanent Compression | 12% (22h 70℃) |
| Akron Abrasion | ≤0.08 cm³/1.16km | Hardness Value | Shore A 90 |
| Hardness Range | Shore A10-D80 | Testing Result | Qualified |
Abrasion rates are typically 3-5 times lower than standard rubber, significantly extending the component's service life.
Offers breaking strength and carrying capacity far exceeding universal rubber under the same hardness levels.
Strong polar polymer compound ensures no corrosion from fuel oils or mechanical lubricants during operation.
Exceptional buffer effect and vibration reduction performance, protecting the overall machinery from fatigue.
Excellent resistance to oxidation and ozone, maintaining material integrity in harsh outdoor conditions.
Maintains elasticity and resilience even in low-temperature environments, preventing cracks and brittleness.
Customizable hardness range from Shore A10 to D80 to match specific belt requirements.
Strict adherence to dimensional parameters for perfect fit and alignment.
Every batch undergoes qualified inspection reports for tensile and tear strength.
Advanced abrasion testing (Akron) ensures predictable maintenance cycles.
Fully compatible with impact idlers and troughing rollers for complete system optimization.
Detailed diagrammatic parameters provided for seamless integration into existing lines.
| Feature | Standard Rubber Pulley | Polyurethane Pulley |
|---|---|---|
| Service Life | Standard (1x) | Extended (3-5x) |
| Wear Rate | High Abrasion | Ultra-Low Abrasion |
| Oil Resistance | Poor / Swells | Excellent / Inert |
| Load Capacity | Moderate | High Strength |
| Maintenance Cost | Frequent Replacement | Low-Frequency Maintenance |
Polyurethane offers significantly higher wear resistance (3-5 times that of rubber), superior oil and chemical resistance, and higher load-bearing capacity, resulting in lower long-term operational costs.
Yes, our polyurethane elastomer supports a wide hardness range from Shore A10 to D80, allowing us to tailor the pulley to your specific friction and impact needs.
Polyurethane is a strong polar polymer, meaning it has very little affinity with non-polar mineral oils and is virtually immune to corrosion from fuel and mechanical oils.
Absolutely. The material is engineered for good low-temperature performance, maintaining its resilience and preventing brittleness in cold environments.
Yes, the high coefficient of friction and elasticity of the polyurethane surface increase the grip between the pulley and the belt, significantly reducing slippage.
The Akron Abrasion value for the HJ-3190A model is ≤0.08 cm³/1.16km, ensuring exceptional longevity under heavy-duty conveyor applications.