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polyurethane precast production

Polyurethane precast production is the process of producing facade and interior decoration elements in series by casting polyurethane in moulds. Elements such as surrounds, cornices, columns, ceiling roses and borders are prepared with this method. Production takes place by pouring liquid polyurethane components into a patterned mould where they cure, so every piece comes out with the same profile and detail. Because the elements are far lighter than cast concrete, they are easy to handle and are applied with construction adhesive. The produced parts resist moisture and impact, do not crack, do not blister and can be painted. Mould-based production provides part consistency and fast supply on large projects. Polure carries out polyurethane precast production on its own mould and casting line and offers the products in different sizes and profiles.

Frequently Asked Questions

How is polyurethane precast produced?

Liquid polyurethane components are cast into a patterned mould, cure, and each part comes out with the same profile.

What is the advantage of mould production?

Every part shares the same detail, which provides part consistency and fast supply on large projects.

Polyurethane Precast Production | Polure