Value Collection RBMP9000104 Polyurethane Rod 12in 1/4in

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION RBMP9000104 is a cast polyurethane plastic rod measuring 12 inches long with a 1/4 inch diameter. Polyurethane rod stock in this hardness range offers strong abrasion resistance, flexibility, and load-bearing capacity in a compact form factor. This rod is manufactured to a Shore 90A hardness rating with a tight dimensional tolerance of -0/+0.025 inches, making it suitable for precision fabrication, custom part machining, gasket cutting, wear pad stock, and general prototyping work. The black coloring is consistent throughout the material. It is sold as a single-piece unit and is handled by machinists, fabricators, and industrial maintenance technicians.

This polyurethane rod is used across a wide range of industrial and mechanical applications where a tough, resilient plastic stock material is needed. Common uses include machining custom bushings, rollers, bumpers, seals, and wear components. Its Shore 90A hardness places it in the firm-but-flexible range, appropriate for dynamic load applications, vibration dampening parts, and abrasion-resistant wear surfaces. It is suitable for both prototype and production use in fabrication shops, maintenance departments, and manufacturing environments.

Key Features

• Cast polyurethane construction for consistent material density and machinability
• Shore 90A hardness rating provides firm, abrasion-resistant performance
• Tight dimensional tolerance of -0/+0.025 inches for precision fitment
• 12 inches length with 1/4 inch diameter for small-diameter rod stock applications
• Black color throughout the material cross-section
• Single-piece unit, sold individually

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose polyurethane rod stock material for machining, fabrication, and custom part production across industrial and mechanical maintenance applications.

Installation Notes

This rod stock is typically cut, turned, or machined to finished dimensions using standard metalworking or plastic fabrication equipment. Secure the rod properly in a lathe or vise before machining to prevent movement. When cutting polyurethane, use sharp tooling to avoid tearing or surface deformation. Finished parts should be inspected for dimensional accuracy before assembly into the final application.