TPU is a recyclable elastomer with excellent elasticity, wear resistance, and chemical stability. It’s widely used in cables, automotive, footwear, electronics, medical devices, and 3D printing. TPU’s flexibility, biocompatibility, and sustainability drive innovation across industries.

TPU is an excellent waterproof material due to its compact molecular structure and elasticity.TPU materials are commonly used in outdoor equipment, apparel, footwear and electronics cases. They are both waterproof and breathable, and are suitable for high and low temperatures as well as chemically aggressive environments. Compared with PVC bags, TP

TPU has excellent elasticity and wear resistance, and is suitable for footwear, automotive parts, cable sheaths, etc., and is recyclable. Silicone is more resistant to high temperatures and chemicals than TPU, and is often used in the medical field.

The difference between PU vs. TPU, TPU vs. PVC, TPU vs. TPE in the application of wire and cable sheaths. TPU has better wear resistance and oil resistance than TPE, PVC and PU. It can be better used in the field of wire and cable sheaths. TPE has better touch and flexibility.

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