Neoprene Rubber Sheet Temperature Range

Temperature range 70 f to 200 f 70 f to 200 f 70 f.

Neoprene rubber sheet temperature range.

It is available in a wide range of hardness from 30 to 80 shore a. Range of temperatures from 40 to 108 c 40 to 226 f. Rubber with material certification comes with a traceable lot number and cure date. No need to worry about high temperatures or heavy abrasions damaging the industrial sheet rubber.

Neoprene rubber maintains its strength flexing twisting and elongation very well over a wide temperature range while having outstanding physical toughness. It is not recommended for use in areas where it could come in contact with oils and hydrocarbons. Softer durometer rubber has better conformability. This rubber has better shock absorbing qualities and will provide longer life than standard multipurpose neoprene.

It has good oil and abrasion resistance. We offer neoprene black closed cell sponge sheets in a wide range of specifications displayed here. Neoprene rubber resists degradation from sun ozone and weather while maintaining its strength flexing twisting and elongation very well over a wide temperature range while having outstanding physical toughness. In its native state neoprene is a very pliable rubber like material with insulating properties similar to rubber or other solid plastics.

The neoprene sheets perform well in temperatures from 20 to 212 f making then the ideal choice for most industrial applications. The operating temperature range is from 50 c to 90 c. We offer neoprene black closed cell sponge sheets in a wide range of specifications displayed here. This 1 8 neoprene is one of the thinner gauges available and works best in highly detailed applications.

Neoprene rubber resists degradation from sun ozone and weather and performs well in contact with oils and chemicals. Many of them have good resistance to acids alkalis and salts. Neoprene is also called chloroprene. Neoprene foam is used in many applications and is produced in either closed cell or open cell form.