FLEXIBLE POLYURETHANE CORNERS – CPUX AND CPUFX

Flexible polyurethane corners must be used in pairs to secure operations with highly edged loads such as coils. The flexible corner provides you with a wider range of use than a standard corner, thanks to its design.

The range benefits

Adapts completely to the surface on which it is positioned thanks to the possibility of increasing or reducing the opening of its angle.
Angle: between 20 and 130°.
Protects your equipment.
Balanced repartition of the load weight.
Shock absorbing.
Protection against cuts and abrasion.
Long lifespan.
With or without the upper spline to increase the opening.

Our advantages

A PMS Industrie design

French manufacturer guarantee

Customization available

About this product

For flat webbing slings: with upper spline (ref. CPUFX), without the spline (ref. CPUX).
Get the flexible corners with magnets for enhanced adaptability and ease of use: with upper spline (ref. CPUFXA), without the spline (ref. CPUXA).
To fit a specific angle, we can mold bespoke corners. Contact us for more information or for any project study.
Consult us for more information and capacities or for any project study.

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Features

Reference	CPUX
Material	Polyurethane
Min webbing width	70 mm
Max webbing width	330 mm
Unit weight	From 0,95 up to 2,80 kg

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Polyurethane is one of the most resistant elements for the protection of webbings or slings when handling sharp or edged objects. It simultaneously protects your load and your lifting equipment.
Polyurethane acts as a shock absorber and extends the lifespan of your equipment: protection against abrasion and cuts.

Important information

Your safety depends on the proper use of your product. Refer to the user manual supplied with the equipment.
We have several raw material suppliers and manufacturing methods, characteristics are given for information purpose only.
We can test our production up to the highest capacities in our laboratory with fatigue or static under proof load tests.