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Note: Property data shown are typical average values and will vary based on specific production lots and by size and product configuration. They should be used only as a guide to primary selection for the application of a given material
inherent characteristics of neoprene. • Resists degradation from sun, ozone, and weather. • Performs well in contact with oils and many chemicals. • Remains useful over a wide temperature range. • Displays outstanding physical toughness. • Is more resistant to burning than many other types of rubber. 1.
Neoprene W for improved processing in highly loaded compounds and lower processing mpounds or to raise the viscosity and green ed or highly plasticized compounds.
Neopren W and its viscosiy grades can be compounded to provide the best resistance to heat aging and lowest compression set possible with Neoprene. Handling Precautions
Technical Datasheet – Neopren – Rubber. Properties Test Method Unit Tolerance Value Density g/m ³ ± 0.05 1.45 Hardness ASTM D2240 SHORE A ± 5 70 Compression set ISO 815 -1 2 4 h / 70 ° C % ≤ 35% Elongation at break ISO 37 % ≥300 Tensile strength ISO 37 MPa ≥6 Working ...
Neoprene WRT and WD are designed for use in finished products that must remain flexible for long periods at low temperatures. The excellent crystalization resistance of these types helps counteract the
Neoprene is a true multipurpose elastomer thanks to its balance of inherent properties, which include: • Outstanding physical toughness • Wider short- and long-term operating temperature range than general-purpose hydrocarbon elastomers • Resistance to hydrocarbon oils and heat (ASTM D2000/SAE J200 categories BC/BE) • Resistance to ...
