Re: Urethane factoid
Posted by
Mark Fraser
on 2000-03-23 05:56:10 UTC
Unlike "rubber", urethane is presumably uncompressible.
Resilient, yes, but the volume doesn't change under
(some normal range of) pressure.
For whatever it's worth.... / mark
Resilient, yes, but the volume doesn't change under
(some normal range of) pressure.
For whatever it's worth.... / mark
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> My guess, from the color mainly, is urethane. Lots of automobile body parts
> are cast (or molded) from urethane and are yellow underneath the paint. It's
> a fairly stiff, rubbery plastic.
>
> Matt
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> Date: Thu, 23 Mar 2000 00:35:26 -0800
> From: Jon Anderson <janders@...>
> Subject: Re: Strange plastic material
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> Arne,
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> http://www.goldenwestmfg.com/castres.htm is just one of many outfits
> that make castable resins. I'm giving them a plug because they're local
> and gave me a bunch of samples of CNC proofboard.
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> Jon
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