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Cast Urethane Stock & Custom Molded Parts
Universal Urethane manufactures urethane rod, sheet, bar, and custom molded parts in Toledo, Ohio. We produce precision cast products daily and keep large inventory in stock. Most orders ship daily (call for rush orders).
More and more industrial teams are turning to urethane as a high-performance alternative to rubber and plastic. It offers exceptional strength, customizability, and durability across multiple industries — from fabrication shops and maintenance departments to OEM production.
We’re one of the largest manufacturers of cast urethane round rod, sheet, and bar stock
We produce precision cast products daily and keep a large inventory. Orders ship daily (call for rush orders).
When it comes to choosing urethane, you have plenty of options for hardness, color, thickness, and more. Universal Urethane’s selection and customer service make it easy to find exactly what you need at a discounted price directly from the manufacturer.
How to Order Stock
When urethane stock is machined into finished components, order slightly oversized blanks:
- Sheet: +0.125" to +0.250" thicker than finished part
- Rod: +0.125" to +0.500" larger diameter than finished size
This gives you stock to achieve final tolerances and surface finish.
Providing application context during your quote helps ctheonfirm durometer selection and material suitness before production.
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Variety of uses and applications
Available in different colors, thicknesses, and durometers, urethane sheets have a variety of uses and applications, such as:
- Prototyping
- Metal Fabrication
- Absorbing Pads
- Bumpers
- Pipe pigs
- Manufacturing and machining
- Shock absorbers
- Mold creation
- Noise dampening
- Sealing
- Weatherproofing
Industries that use urethane
Many industries can benefit from incorporating urethane products into their process due to its strength and impact resistance, as well as its ability to dampen vibrations (such as from large machines or engines). Here are just a few industries which use urethane:
Aerospace and Aviation
Metal Fabrication
Manufacturing
Prototyping and Engineering
Marine
Military and defense
Foodservice and prep
Insulation and weatherproofing
Automotive
What Durometer Should I Use?
There are times when researching for a project, you need to know the hardness of the material you are wanting to use. Please reference our chart with durometers of different products that range from soft to extra hard.
If you have any questions, please contact us or give us a call at 419-693-3466 and one of our technical sales people can assist you.
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