JUNSHIDA / made to requirement

Quality begins
with the material.

From laboratory evaluation to dimensional inspection, define what needs to be checked — and how — before production.

01 / MATERIALS & LABORATORY
Laboratory workstation with mixing equipment
LABORATORY WORKSTATIONORIGINAL PHOTOGRAPHY
From the material up

Behind every wheel,
a material decision.

Polyurethane selection starts with the working conditions. Our laboratory images show the equipment and preparation behind material evaluation.

01
Material & hardness requirements
02
Test methods & specimen preparation
03
Agreed acceptance & project records
See the test equipment
02 / A LOOK INSIDE

Look beyond
the finished surface.

Actual laboratory equipment, photographed as used. Required testing, methods and reporting are confirmed for each project.

Tensile testing machine with a green test specimen
01 / MATERIAL RESPONSE

Tensile testing

Test equipment and specimen setup. Required test method and acceptance criteria are agreed for the project.

Abrasion testing machine on a laboratory bench
02 / SURFACE PERFORMANCE

Abrasion testing

Abrasion test equipment shown in the laboratory. Test conditions and reporting requirements are confirmed separately.

Universal testing machine with specimen fixtures
03 / SPECIMEN EVALUATION

Universal testing

Specimen fixtures and universal test equipment. Discuss the material evaluation and records your project requires.

Original laboratory photography. Test methods, samples and acceptance criteria are agreed for each project.

03 / MATERIAL PREPARATION
Laboratory mixing and preparation equipment
PREPARATION EQUIPMENT

A clear method.
A useful reference.

Material preparation, sample identification and the agreed method provide context for evaluation. Discuss the records and additional testing your project needs before quotation.

Laboratory glassware and material sample containers
GLASSWARE & MATERIAL SAMPLES
04 / DIMENSIONS & ACCEPTANCE
Vernier caliper measuring the face width of an amber polyurethane roller, with ruler markings visible

Actual roller face-width measurement. Record your required dimensions and units.

Project-specific inspection

The checks
your part needs.

Mark the critical dimensions, reference surfaces and tolerances on your drawing. Hardness, visual review and any additional tests belong in the agreed inspection plan.

  • Critical dimensions & agreed tolerances
  • Hardness requirement & test method
  • Sample or first-piece review, where required
  • Batch records & packing identification
Prepare your measurement reference
YOUR NEXT WHEEL STARTS HERE

Bring us your reference.

Drawing, sample or a set of measurements. Let’s define your next wheel together.

Discuss your project