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Neoprene Rubber Sheet
Neoprene Rubber Sheet
Neoprene Rubber Sheets (Chloroprene Rubber Sheets) are often used in the most general of industrial applications. The reason being Chloroprene, commonly known as Neoprene Rubber, is resistant to most of the petroleum products.
Features:
Manufactured using Synthetic Polymer Chloroprene or chlorobutadiene, it is highly resistant to any kind of climate related degradation and may be used both indoors and outdoors. Neoprene is rarely affected by any adverse change in temperature; hence it is very stable material. It is not affected by rapid changes in the surroundings and maintains its quality throughout. Further, Neoprene Rubber Sheets are resistant to heat, oil and a range of acids and alkalis. Strong solvents or Ozone does not affect it; in fact Neoprene Rubber Sheets show prolonged ageing properties as well as good metal adhesion properties. Thus, it is designed to act flexibly, durably, and to resist breakdown by water. Being fitting and resilient, air and water become isolated in its unique molecular structure. This also makes neoprene a temperately stable material to use. For further safety, flame resistant neoprene grades are available. Neoprene is a synthetic rubber material.
Sizes range from 1 Mtr x 2 Mtr and can even be tailor-made to suit Clients requirements. Their thickness can vary from 1mm to 50mm. With fabric impression on one of the sides, it has a variety of potential uses. At Santosh Rubber Industries, neoprene sheets are manufactured in an assortment of colors like black, red, green and blue with clients free to choose as per their wishes.
Applications:
Neoprene is one of the most versatile of rubber varieties. As a result, it has countless applications. Also, considered the commonest form of rubber, it is used in the petrochemicals industry, chemical plants and steel mills to pharmaceuticals and other related industries.
Its applicability further includes packing processes, metal to rubber adhesion and insulation from oils, acids, alkalis and heat. The smaller, yet equally important uses include wet suits, sports gloves, mouse pads, pet collars, elbow and knee pads, orthopedic braces and tack gear.
