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Polyurethane Cast Elastomers

Bayer's technical staff frequently publishes technical papers and literature on a variety of subjects that advance the understanding and application of polyurethane cast elastomer chemistry and processing. Many of these papers have received awards from Bayer's peers in the polyurethane industry. Descriptions of the most recent papers and literature can be viewed here, and a copy of the paper can be downloaded.

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MDI Prepolymers Extended with Amines - A Reality!

This paper describes a new Baytec® MAX (MDI amine crosslinked) prepolymer product line, consisting of novel polyester and polyether prepolymers produced from diphenylmethanediisocyanate. These prepolymers demonstrate reactivities similar to that of corresponding, free-monomer stripped 2,4- TDI prepolymers when extended with diamine co-reactants such as MbOCA and MCDEA, and produce polyurethaneurea elastomers with comparable physical properties.

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Baytec MAX (MDI amine crosslinked) Prepolymers - Processing Guide

This technical brochure describes the process of producing Baytec® MAX elastomers from Desmodur VP.PU MS and Desmodur VP.PU ME line of prepolymers and diamine curing agents. Selected formulations and corresponding elastomeric properties are provided. We recommend a careful review of this brochure prior to production so as to avoid mistakes commonly encountered during elastomer production.

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Designing Polyurethane Elastomers with Low Compression Sets Designing Polyurethane Elastomers with Low Compression Sets

Solid polyurethane elastomers that resist permanent deformation when subjected to compressive loads are widely used in applications such as gaskets, sealing rings, and load-bearing pads. These are usually obtained from high performance elastomers such as Vulkollan® and those based on prepolymers of MDI and TDI. These elastomers are characterized by a high degree of phase separation of the soft and hard segments and show very low compression sets besides their high resilience, abrasion resistance and overall superior mechanical properties.

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