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Cast Polyurethane Liners
The Best Solution for High Wear Solutions
Polyurethane liners are primarily used to solve wear issues related to the bulk transport or movement of materials. Simply put, they protect equipment from wear and tear. Like other urethane product applications, urethane liners help prevent machinery maintenance and downtime, offer long-lasting protection, and can be easily customized to meet the specific needs of your industry.
Whether you need a drop-in liner, bolt-in liner, or a liner that satisfies FDA requirements, PSI’s urethane liners can be customized to fit your application and offer superior performance to help reduce equipment downtime and overall material costs.
Not all urethane liners are bonded. They can also be manufactured as drop-in liners or sheet material to meet the needs of your specific application.

Available Custom Urethane Liner Specs
Durometer Hardness
- 20 Shore A to 90 Shore A
- 50 Shore D to 70 Shore D
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Application Specific Formulations
- FDA Dry and Wet Food Approved 30A to 90A
- Static Dissipative material is available in 40A to 85A (other durometers may be available upon request)
Benefits of Urethane Liners
Urethane liners are often used to protect metal hoppers and chutes from abrasive compounds, and are especially beneficial inside concrete mixers and hoppers. Their superior performance in viscous situations makes sustained use, cleanup, and care easy.
They can be bonded to existing equipment to give it new life, and are oftentimes utilized in fan and pump housings, cyclones, semi-trailers, screen frames, steel hoppers, dump trucks, concrete hoppers, tanks, grain bowls, pipes, potable water systems, and centrifugal finishing machines.
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Polyurethane Liner Applications
Urethane liners can bring new life to your operation. These abrasion resistant urethane linings protect equipment from prolonged wear and urethane, in particular, offer the best abrasion resistance the industry has to offer. Urethane is also chemical resistant and can be bonded to metal to provide additional stiffness. It is great for the transport or movement of sticky materials. With urethane, the dirt or sludge rolls off easily.
Urethane liners are preferred in many transport situations. Urethane is most often selected as the preferred lining because it:
- Helps minimize impact and sliding abrasion damage in abrasive situations
- Resists corrosion
- Resists many chemicals, including oil, fuel, and grease
- Helps minimize noise, sound dampening
- Has a low coefficient of friction
- Has a high tear strength
- Resists impingement
Polyurethane Liner Applications
Urethane liners can bring new life to your operation. These abrasion resistant urethane linings protect equipment from prolonged wear and urethane, in particular, offer the best abrasion resistance the industry has to offer. Urethane is also chemical resistant and can be bonded to metal to provide additional stiffness. It is great for the transport or movement of sticky materials. With urethane, the dirt or sludge rolls off easily.
Urethane liners are preferred in many transport situations. Urethane is most often selected as the preferred lining because it:
- Helps minimize impact and sliding abrasion damage in abrasive situations
- Resists corrosion
- Resists many chemicals, including oil, fuel, and grease
- Helps minimize noise, sound dampening
- Has a low coefficient of friction
- Has a high tear strength
- Resists impingement
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Industries Utilizing Urethane Liners
Many industries rely on urethane liners for their needs, including: