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Cast Polyurethane Tubes

Custom urethane tube blanks and tubular components

Specify a cast polyurethane tube around the part you need to make. Willsup reviews inside diameter, outside diameter, length and material requirements for tubular wear components, replacement bushings and machining blanks. Send a drawing or sample to discuss your project.

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Technical specifications

Material
Cast polyurethane
Inside / outside diameter
To agreed drawing
Length
Specified for the project
Hardness
Selected by application
Supply form
Blank or finished component, by agreement
Manufacturing
Pointe-Claire, Quebec
Concept illustration of thick-walled blue cast polyurethane tubes with open bores
Geometry specified for your application.

A urethane tube for a component, not just a nominal size

A tube can be the starting blank for a bushing, spacer, protective sleeve or annular part. Define the final component first: what fits inside the bore, what contacts the outside surface and whether the tube will be cut into shorter pieces or finish-machined. This helps establish the required geometry and manufacturing allowance.

This page concerns cast tubular components and blanks. Flexible pneumatic hose has different pressure, fitting and tubing requirements and should not be selected from a cast-part specification.

Inside diameter, outside diameter and wall thickness

Provide ID, OD and length in millimetres or inches, with the units clearly identified. For a concentric tube, nominal wall thickness is (OD − ID) ÷ 2; that relationship does not specify concentricity or dimensional tolerance. Mark the critical fits on the drawing and distinguish molded dimensions from final machined dimensions.

InputWhat to specify
BoreInside diameter, mating part and fit requirement
Outside surfaceOutside diameter, contact surface and finish
LengthSupplied length, cut lengths and end finish
ServiceLoad, movement, temperature and chemical exposure

Tube blank or finished bushing?

A blank leaves finishing operations to your shop. A finished component includes the agreed bore, outside profile and end geometry. If dimensional fit is critical, request the finished-part option and provide the mating dimensions. An existing worn tube can help identify the shape, but wear measurements alone may not establish the original fit.

Choose the formulation for the actual contact

Tell us whether the tube works under sliding contact, compression, intermittent impact or rotation. Hardness alone does not establish wear life or load capacity. Include exposure to oils, water, cleaning agents and temperature, plus any requirements for product marking or surface finish.

For a separate cover fitted over a conveyor roller, see polyurethane roller sleeves. For solid rectangular blanks, explore polyurethane bar stock.

What to include in your tube enquiry

Send the drawing, required quantity, target date and delivery location. Identify whether you need a blank or finished part, and attach photographs of the existing component where useful. Dimensions, formulation availability, tooling and production schedule are confirmed for the project rather than assumed to be standard stock.

Your project with Willsup

Our manufacturing capabilities in Pointe-Claire bring together mold design, polyurethane casting and finish machining. Send your drawing or sample with the service conditions so we can review feasibility, material requirements and the manufacturing approach before confirming a quotation.

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Applications to discuss

  • Bushing blanks
  • Spacers and rings
  • Protective tubular components
  • Wear sleeves

Custom manufacturing with Willsup

  • Start from a drawing or sample
  • Formulation selected for service conditions
  • In-house mold design
  • Casting and finishing to project requirements
  • Manufacturing in Pointe-Claire, Quebec
  • Quantity and schedule confirmed with your quote

Common questions

  • Can I order a custom ID and OD?
    Send both dimensions, the length and fit requirements. Feasibility and tolerances are reviewed for the geometry and formulation before a quote is confirmed.
  • Are these tubes suitable for pneumatic lines?
    This offer concerns cast polyurethane components and blanks. Pressure tubing requires its own specification and compatibility review.
  • Can the tube be supplied as finished rings?
    Include the finished ring drawing and quantity in the enquiry. Cutting and finishing requirements are evaluated with the manufacturing plan.
  • Do you have standard sizes in stock?
    Ask for current availability. Dimensions, quantities and lead times are confirmed in the quotation; this page does not represent a live stock list.

Ready to spec your part?

Tell us your load, size, and operating conditions and we will recommend the right formulation.

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