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American Urethane is a manufacturer of custom molded urethane products, including urethane rollers for the food processing, pipe plumbing, power transmission and more industries. Some of our other products include urethane bumpers, wheels, gears, sprockets and bushings.
Top quality industrial rubber rolls, printing rolls and a variety of custom rubber products. We are capable of producing a great diversity of rubber rolls and roll coverings for a broad customer base. Roll size up to 48 in. diameter, 19 ft. length & 6,000 lbs. Many custom options. No Minimums or Set Up Charges!
Rely on Unicast Engineered Urethane Products for direct from the manufacturer urethane covered parts, rollers & wheels. Family owned & operated since 1984, we are your single source for complete cores & covers for rubber rollers & wheels, plus reconditioning, repairs and recoating.
Our choices are enormous, one of them being rubber rollers. We can custom design urethane rollers, and have been since 1964. These urethane rolls can work 4 times harder than rubber ones and can be used for conveyors or pulleys. If the environment is wet or slippery these tough idler rolls can be relied upon.
Urethane rollers are cylindrical tubes used in industrial equipment to move machine components and products. Urethane rollers are used in printing presses, in labeling machines, and as ink rollers.
Urethane rollers are also used as car wash rollers, wheels, casters, on boat trailers, and in conveyor systems.
Urethane is a thermoplastic polymer and an economical alternative to natural rubber or silicone. Urethane is used in applications in which resistance to extreme temperatures, abrasion, and wear is desired.
Urethane rollers can absorb shock and are resistant to cuts. In addition to their lower original cost, polyurethane rollers will often outperform other metals, plastics, and natural rubbers. Shapes, colors, and degrees of hardness vary from one design to another.