PUR
PUR
(OP)
Does anyone know if solid PUR panels are resistant to oil/fuel, and/or heat so they can be used as a, for example, bulkhead or passenger compartment floor?
The material seems to have a good stiffness/weight ratio. is bonding to metal possible?
I'm not a material expert, maybe someone here has experience with this type of material.
Thanks in advance
Giel
The material seems to have a good stiffness/weight ratio. is bonding to metal possible?
I'm not a material expert, maybe someone here has experience with this type of material.
Thanks in advance
Giel





RE: PUR
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Greg Locock
RE: PUR
RE: PUR
PUR is a typical plastics abbreviation for Polyurethene. See Plastics Abbreviations and Acronyms at MatWeb for more information.
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Matthew Ian Loew
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RE: PUR
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Cory
Please see FAQ731-376 for tips on how to make the best use of Eng-Tips Fora.
RE: PUR