Polyurethane Products and Fabrication

Quality Polyurethane Products and Custom Fabrication in Mackay, QLD

JSIS Engineering (JSIS) has provided both national and international customers

with an extensive range of market leading polyurethane (PU) products for a variety of industries and applications. A versatile premium quality material, PU holds corrosive benefits across a broad range of chemicals and applications and is immune to the corrosive effects of water. PU’s inherent flexibility and durability makes it a viable replacement for certain metal components and a substitute or sacrificial layer of product that can be used throughout a variety of operations. JSIS only uses the highest quality PU products from Australia’s leading Polyurethane supplier.

With PU’s uses being virtually limitless, JSIS has found that the manufacturing of custom-made PU products is regularly evident throughout monthly production schedules. JSIS supplies PU products to the open cut and underground mines, ports, sugar and other commercial industries, manufacturing an array of PU FRAS and non-FRAS rated products which include pulley & roller lagging, ventilation curtain & sheeting, dust suppression spray bars, mine vehicle accessories, conveyor belt accessories, tread plates & plugs, and miscellaneous items.

Why Choose Polyurethane Products

Polyurethane products provide workable solutions for a variety of applications. Our team can fabricate customised components to suit a client's specific requirements and environment. Thanks to its inherent flexibility and durability, polyurethane can even be used to replace certain metal components, providing added corrosive benefits across a broad range of chemicals due to its high chemical resistance.

Specialising in Fire Retardant Anti-Static (FRAS) Certified PU products, JSIS holds several MDG 3608, FRAS compliant certificates. These certificates certified by a NATA Accredited Test Facility are for the manufacture of Minor Conveyor Accessories, Ventilation Sheeting and Non-Defined Applications of PU products as outlined in the MDG 3608 guidelines which is expected by the ever-evolving industry and safety demands of Australia's underground mining companies. FRAS is added to PU mixes during the manufacturing process as it reduces the potential for the PU product to sustain a flame or generate a static charge that could become an ignition source, hence it being widely used and chosen by the underground mining industry. JSIS consistently pours more than 34,000 kilograms of PU annually, which accounts for greater than 80% of the Queensland market in FRAS 3608 usage across hand mix/hand poured operations.