The Different Types of Rubber Sheets

Neoprene ' Commercial Grade ' 45A ' 1/32' x 36'

Soft and Flexible: This type of synthetic rubber, rated at 45 durometer, is one of the softest and most adaptable elastomers available. For applications requiring flexible gasket components, soft neoprene is the ideal choice. While this level of flexibility does reduce its resistance to physical abrasions, it still performs moderately well under such conditions. However, it is primarily suited for non-abrasive uses.

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Chemical Resistant Material: Our soft black neoprene sheets are particularly effective at resisting various chemicals. Because of its softer composure, it is better tailored for light and regular commercial purposes involving substances such as specific salts, acids, and gases. This material will remain stable when in contact with these chemicals, thus safeguarding your machinery or application from degradation.

Moderate Oil Resistance: Neoprene rubber is recognized for its moderate resistance to oil and other petroleum-based solvents. This feature is beneficial for light automotive applications where moderate exposure to oil and grease is common. Although it may not withstand heavy-duty oil use, soft neoprene can perform adequately under standard, non-excessive conditions.

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More Benefits:

• Operating temperature range: -20° F to 212° F
• Custom lengths available for neoprene sheets
• Enhanced resistance against ozone and weather elements

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