Professional Plastics RURENA50A.250X24.000 Polyurethane Rod

Product Description

The PROFESSIONAL PLASTICS RURENA50A.250X24.000 is a cast polyurethane round rod measuring 0.25 inches in diameter and 24 inches in length. It is rated Shore 50A hardness, placing it in the flexible-to-semi-rigid range suited for applications requiring energy absorption, wear resistance, or vibration dampening. Manufactured as a cast rod, it offers consistent material density across the cross-section. The dimensional tolerance is -0/+0.025 inches. Machinists, fabricators, maintenance technicians, and industrial trade professionals use this rod as raw stock for custom-cut components, bushings, rollers, seals, pads, and wear strips.

This polyurethane rod is suited for light-duty industrial and mechanical fabrication applications where a flexible, resilient material is required. Its 24-inch length provides workable stock for lathe turning, band-saw cutting, or manual cutting to final component dimensions. Shore 50A hardness makes it appropriate for applications that demand flexibility combined with moderate load-bearing capacity, such as custom gaskets, vibration isolators, guide pads, and similar parts machined from raw rod stock.

Key Features

• Cast polyurethane construction for consistent density and machinability
• Shore 50A hardness rating for flexible, resilient performance
• 0.25 inch diameter with a -0/+0.025 inch dimensional tolerance
• 24 inch length provides versatile raw stock for custom part fabrication
• UNSPSC Code 30102415 for procurement and catalog classification

Compatibility

Designed as general-purpose polyurethane round rod stock for machining and fabrication applications requiring a Shore 50A flexible urethane material in a 0.25 inch diameter profile.

Installation Notes

This product is raw material stock intended for cutting, turning, or machining to final part dimensions by a qualified machinist or fabricator. Use appropriate cutting tools rated for elastomeric or urethane materials to achieve clean cuts and avoid tearing. Secure the rod firmly in a lathe chuck or vise before any machining operation. Follow standard shop safety practices including eye protection and proper blade guards when cutting.