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| | » Urethane Recycling (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09) |
 | | Before the early 90s, urethane manufacturers molded wheels to their final shape, and a cut was made on the back to make it match the front of the wheel. |
 | | Urethane is a thermoset material, which means that once it is formed and reacted, it stays that way forever—unlike a thermoplastic such as nylon that can be reformed having most, if not all of its original properties. |
 | | Once the urethane is placed in the water, it doesn’t float and it doesn’t sink, but it’s within the entire volume of the water—it has almost the same density as water. |
| www.robbrink.com /2005/11/11/urethane-recycling (910 words) |
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