| Profile 01 | Polyether-based aliphatic TPU | 70A–95A Shore A | Soft touch, good hydrolysis resistance, and suitable flexibility for prolonged contact when the selected grade is properly tested. | Injection molding, extrusion, and film production | Wearable components, soft-touch grips, medical accessories, and flexible covers | Technical data sheet, safety data sheet, batch traceability, and applicable migration or biocompatibility reports | Recommended for humid environments where hydrolysis resistance is important. |
| Profile 02 | Polyester-based aromatic TPU | 80A–98A Shore A | Smooth surface potential, good abrasion resistance, and strong mechanical performance; skin-contact suitability depends on formulation and testing. | Injection molding, extrusion, and overmolding | Protective cases, straps, handles, and durable flexible parts | Material composition statement, RoHS or REACH documentation where applicable, and quality inspection records | A practical option when wear resistance is prioritized over maximum hydrolysis resistance. |
| Profile 03 | Aliphatic TPU for optical and transparent parts | 75A–90A Shore A | Low-yellowing appearance, smooth texture, and the ability to produce transparent or translucent components. | Injection molding, extrusion, and casting | Transparent wearable parts, protective films, soft interfaces, and cosmetic packaging components | Optical property data, color stability results, surface-finish specifications, and lot consistency records | Useful where appearance and long-term color stability are major requirements. |
| Profile 04 | Medical-oriented TPU compounds | 80A–95A Shore A | Designed for controlled formulation and clean processing; biological evaluation is required for the final device and contact duration. | Injection molding, extrusion, tubing, and film production | Medical tubing, seals, flexible housings, and single-use device components | Biocompatibility test reports, change-control records, sterilization compatibility data, and lot traceability | Choose only when the supplier can provide documentation for the intended medical-contact classification. |
| Profile 05 | Soft TPU for tactile and wearable products | 60A–85A Shore A | High elasticity, comfortable touch, and good flexibility for products that move with the body. | Injection molding, overmolding, extrusion, and 3D printing | Watch bands, fitness accessories, ear-worn products, and flexible consumer goods | Hardness report, compression-set data, odor assessment, extractables information, and surface inspection records | Best suited to designs requiring softness, rebound, and a comfortable tactile surface. |
| Profile 06 | Abrasion-resistant TPU grades | 85A–98A Shore A | Smooth molded surfaces and high wear resistance can help reduce surface damage, but additives must be reviewed for contact applications. | Injection molding, extrusion, calendaring, and coating | Shoe components, protective overlays, equipment grips, and flexible industrial covers | Abrasion testing, tensile and tear data, additive disclosure, and production consistency reports | Appropriate for high-wear products that still require a flexible polymer surface. |
| Profile 07 | Flame-retardant TPU formulations | 80A–95A Shore A | Can provide a durable soft surface, but flame-retardant packages require careful review for odor, migration, and skin-contact suitability. | Injection molding, extrusion, wire coating, and overmolding | Wearable electronics, cable jackets, device housings, and flexible protective parts | Flammability test results, restricted-substance declarations, additive information, and batch inspection data | Select when fire performance is required and the formulation has been evaluated for the intended contact conditions. |
| Profile 08 | Recyclable or recycled-content TPU grades | 75A–95A Shore A | May offer a soft, durable surface; recycled content can affect odor, color, consistency, and regulatory documentation. | Injection molding, extrusion, pelletizing, and compounding | Footwear parts, consumer accessories, flexible packaging elements, and general molded goods | Recycled-content verification, contaminant controls, chemical compliance declarations, and batch testing | A sustainability-focused option when traceability and consistent recycled content are available. |
| Profile 09 | TPU film and membrane materials | 70A–95A Shore A | Flexible, weldable, and available in smooth film surfaces; skin-contact performance depends on thickness, coating, and formulation. | Blown-film extrusion, cast-film extrusion, laminating, and heat welding | Protective films, breathable laminates, medical barriers, and wearable-device membranes | Film thickness tolerance, tensile data, water-vapor transmission results, extractables data, and surface testing | Suitable for thin, flexible designs requiring sealing, elasticity, or barrier performance. |
| Profile 10 | Custom-compounded TPU solutions | 55A–98A Shore A | Formulated to balance softness, strength, color, friction, and processing needs; suitability must be validated for each custom formulation. | Compounding, injection molding, extrusion, overmolding, and co-extrusion | Specialized wearables, personal-care accessories, medical parts, and engineered consumer products | Formulation specification, change-control procedure, certificate of analysis, restricted-substance statement, and application testing | Recommended for projects requiring a tailored balance of tactile, mechanical, and regulatory properties. |