In this document you will learn more about the production, chemical structure and categorisation of polyurethanes.

Find out more about the KUNDERT polyurethane systems and the most important properties associated with polyurethanes.

Are you looking for a suitable polyurethane system for your application? This catalogue of questions will help you and us to find the best possible material.

To ensure the longest possible service life of the polyurethanes, the following points must be observed with regard to transport, storage and cleaning.

This document lists the chemicals and solvents to which polyurethanes are resistant. The most important substances and their effect on polyester and polyether systems are summarised in a table.

Plastic components are often labelled today for the purpose of component identification or batch traceability. Laser marking offers many advantages, which can be seen at a glance in this document.

Colour differences may occur in non-coloured polyurethane systems due to production-related variations in the raw materials used. The effects these have on the product can be found in this document.

As of January 2022, the REACH regulation and subsequently also the federal ORRChem were amended. This document explains what this means for some polyurethane systems.

High performance polyurethane system

High performance polyurethane system

High quality polyurethane system, especially suitable for food contact

High quality polyurethane system for a wide range of applications

High quality polyurethane system for a wide range of applications

High quality polyurethane system for a wide range of applications

High quality polyurethane system for a wide range of applications

High quality polyurethane system, especially suitable for high-temperature applications

Versatile polyurethane system, especially suitable for food contact

Versatile polyurethane system for a wide range of applications

High performance polyurethane system