Polyurethane finds extensive application in the automotive sector, notably in components such as seats, backrests, and headrests, but also in armrests, steering wheels, interior trim, filters, and for sound and impact absorption. Its inherent properties, including lightweight design, comfort, and the ability to be manufactured in various hardnesses and densities, establish polyurethane as a crucial material for automotive applications. Polyurethane systems developed for specific applications can provide products tailored to needs such as low odor and VOC emissions, high durability, rapid demolding, and extended service life.

