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Neoprene is a general-purpose synthetic rubber that is not only durable but also waterproof, thermally stable and chemical resistant. Neoprene isn’t just for wetsuits. Due to its wide range of advantages, neoprene is perfectly suited to a variety of industrial uses.
Neoprene or silicone rubber sheeting PIF spoke to Martin’s Rubber about the difference between rubber and neoprene. When it comes to understanding whether you need silicone sheets or neoprene sheets, it is important to compare the properties of both.
Neoprene or silicone rubber sheeting - what are the differences? The main distinguishing difference between neoprene and silicone sponge sheeting is that silicone is designed to withstand extreme temperatures but is not suitable to be used around oil. Whereas, Neoprene specialises in resisting moisture but is less suitable for high temperatures.
Neoprene gasket properties Synthetic rubber neoprene is the DuPont trade name for chloroprene, a versatile synthetic rubber. It displays good resilience and resistance to UV and ozone damage. This durable material can withstand temperature highs of up to 120°C, and lows of down to -40°C.