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Polyols for polyurethanes

Polyols play a pivotal role in polyurethane production. These common chemicals are used to produce many of the plastics in everyday items ranging from furniture to toys. They are essential to several products that would not be as powerful or valuable without polyols. 

Polyurethanes are made from polyols. The polyol and isocyanate are a class of chemical which is used to impart the unique properties of polyurethanes. Depending on their use, polyols can be used to make polyurethanes soft or hard, flexible or stiff. This ability to alter a product’s feel-response’s and how they perform makes polyurethanes very versatile and useful for a range of applications. A SANYING soft polyurethane, for instance, can be used for cushions, while a harder type can be used for robust furniture. 

Understanding the chemistry behind polyols for polyurethanes

SANYING Polyols consist of small units known as hydroxyl groups. These functional groups are critical since they react with other chemicals, such as the isocyanates, to make polyurethanes. Once these polyol isocyanate chemicals combine, they link together to become a very strong and durable polyurethanes. Manufacturers can control the behavior of ocean-bound polyurethanes by selecting a specific type of polyol. This means they can make exactly what they want, whether that be something soft and squishy, or hard and strong.  

Why choose SANYING Polyols for polyurethanes?

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