Why a Hydrolysis-Resistant Polyurethane Driven Wheel Excels in Humid Environments

Wheels break down more quickly when they work in areas that include a lot of moisture, such as rainy or very humid sites. That occurs because water can deteriorate the inside of the material in a wheel. For them, Hanke produces special wheels, which are provided with hydrolysis-resistant polyurethane. That means the wheels fend off damage from water and last longer. (These wheels don’t become soft or crumbly when wet). They roll so well, even in wet or damp conditions. Applying Hanke’s hydrolysis-resistant Polyurethane drive wheel requires less fixing or replacing, and will save both money and time. It’s not just about being tough, but about remaining tough when the going’s tough on you. 

The Benefits Of Using Hydrolysis-Resistant Polyurethane Wheels In Wet Environments

In areas filled with humidity, passenger car wheels normally don't work. The water creeps into the wheel’s material and leads to a chemical reaction, called hydrolysis. This reaction breaks the wheel from within, rendering it weak and crumbly. But wheels from hydrolysis-resistant polyurethane, like those from Hanke, resist the reaction. The special custom polyurethane wheels they use is designed to prevent water from causing damage. 

How Hydrolysis-Resistant Polyurethane Wheels Increase Service Life in Wet Environmental Conditions? 

For wheels, wet is hard. Water does its best to sneak in, causing some materials to feel soft or crumbly over time. But Hanke’s hydrolysis-resistant polyurethane wheels are a different kind of construction. Their material prevents water from entering, so the wheel remains rigid and tough. Imagine a rubber band that doesn’t become slimy or disfigured after days in the water. That is the kind of toughness these wheels have. 

Why are Hydrolysis Resistant Polyurethane Wheels Best Suited for Humid Conditions? 

When considering wheels that will be used in high moisture or damp portions of the world, it is vitally important that you select materials capable of handling wet and damp conditions without undergoing complete dissolution. The hydrolysis-resistant polyurethane wheels are ideal for those kind of working conditions. Hydrolysis is a chemical reaction through which water corrodes substances, weakening them and making them less serviceable over the long run. 

How Hydrolysis-Resistant Polyurethane Wheels Benefit? 

Having the right wheels in place can make a large difference in how well both machines and products function on a daily basis. Hanke hydrolysis-resistant polyurethane wheels help to improve product quality and reliability, especially in areas that may have moisture issues.