Polyurethanes are used in a wide variety of applications thanks to their various physical and chemical properties, their ability to replace materials with limited use and their ability to be found in different forms. Polyurethanes, which are a versatile material with their elasticity, durability, hardness, robustness and safety, are present in almost everything we touch in our daily lives, even if they do not directly catch our eye. It is possible to find polyurethane in the chair we sit in, the car we drive, the bed we sleep in, the shoes we wear and countless other items we use. Many industries utilize polyurethanes in their products.

Polyurethanes are used in a wide variety of applications due to their various physical and chemical properties. The first application area that comes to mind is foam products.

Flexible Soft Foam: Polyurethane's flexible low-density soft foam is used to make many different products such as mattresses, furniture upholstery, automobile seats, pillows and insulation material. This type of polyurethane provides comfortable and durable fillings.

Rigid Foam: Rigid polyurethane foams are used in a range of industrial applications such as insulation, packaging materials and lightweight structures. They offer a highly effective and lightweight material for thermal insulation.

Foam Gaskets: Polyurethane foam is used to make gaskets that provide water and air tightness.

Elastomers: Polyurethane elastomers are used to provide flexibility and durability in products such as wheels, bearings, gasket materials, shoe soles, automobile shock absorbers and sports equipment.

Coating Materials: Polyurethane coating materials are used to protect and give an aesthetic appearance to wood, metal, plastic and concrete surfaces. They are seen in many different applications such as furniture polish, floor coverings and automobile paints.

Adhesives and Sealants: Polyurethanes are used as components of structural adhesives and sealants.

Technical Parts: Polyurethanes are used to make engineering parts due to their durability and chemical resistance.