History
Polarttech was founded in 2000 in Goirle, the Netherlands, as a small national production company specializing in polyurethane. Since then, the company has grown into a leading international manufacturer in the polyurethane processing industry, known for quality, custom solutions, and cutting-edge production techniques.
Foundation and Early Years
In its early years, Polarttech produced mainly technical and solid polyurethane products, including protective parts, fenders, tubes and blocks. The company’s commitment to precision and material expertise laid the foundation for expanded services.
Expansion into Coating & Rotomoulding
Soon after its founding, Polarttech expanded its capabilities into roller coating and seal casting. By 2006, Polarttech mastered rotomoulding, a specialized process for producing hollow polyurethane products with high precision.
Merger with Seal Production
In 2007, Polarttech and partners co-founded a plastics machining company named Seal Production. As both companies grew, their operations became closely intertwined. In 2010, the two companies merged and continued under the Polarttech name to strengthen production integration.
Focus on Polyurethane Product Finishing
After years of producing and finishing both polyurethane and plastics, Polarttech made a strategic decision at the end of 2021 to focus mainly on finishing its own polyurethane products — increasing quality control and operational efficiency.
Material Innovation and Expertise
Since the late 1990s, Polarttech has invested heavily in polyurethane casting and machining. Through extensive testing and development, the company has become a specialist in tailoring material properties by adding UV stabilizers, MoS2, PTFE, glass, graphite and other additives to polyurethane systems.
Quality and Customer Value
Polarttech continues to improve production processes and materials with a focus on creating added value for customers, flexibility, and guaranteed quality. To ensure this, Polarttech sources high grade raw materials from top suppliers like Covestro (formerly Bayer).
