Polyurethane Components: Front and Rear Armrests in the Vehicle
High Resilience and Comfort: Polyurethane allows for precise control of hardness by adjusting the formulation. It endows the surface of the front armrest with excellent tactile resilience, making it less likely to deform even after long-term use. This significantly enhances the comfort of users' elbow support.
Abrasion Resistance and Aging Resistance: The molecular chain structure of polyurethane is stable, and it has excellent resistance to ultraviolet rays and chemical corrosion. It can effectively withstand daily erosion from substances such as sweat and cleaning agents, and is not prone to scratches or damage. It can maintain a smooth and flat surface for a long time, thus extending the service life of the components (Laboratory tests show that its abrasion resistance can be more than three times that of ordinary PVC materials).
Lightweight and Noise Reduction: Polyurethane has a low density. Compared with traditional metals or rigid plastics, it can reduce the weight by 30% to 50%. At the same time, its porous structure can absorb vibration energy, reducing the risk of abnormal noises during driving.