Yes, polyurethane can be stretched, but its ability to do so depends on its specific formulation and the conditions it's under. Flexible polyurethane foams, for instance, can be stretched to some extent without breaking, while rigid polyurethanes are more rigid and less capable of stretching. The material's properties, such as elasticity and tensile strength, will determine how much stretching is feasible.
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