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Neoprene Rubber

Neoprene is a high-performance fabric celebrated for its remarkable versatility and durability. Commonly associated with wetsuits, it is also used for industrial, medical, and fashion applications. Its unique properties—such as its elasticity, and chemical stability—make it a reliable choice for various projects.

End use recommendations:
Wetsuits, Military, Electronic appliance Cases, Sportswear, Lunch Bags, Koozies, Mouse Pads, Gloves, Pencil Cases, Stubby Holders, Automotive Seating, Apparel, Face Masks etc.

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Item Specification:
Technical Features	Abrasion Resistance, Heat Retention, Oil Resistant, Tear Resistance, Weather Resistant
Base	Neoprene Rubber
Coating	Nylon Scrim

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ITEM CODE	DESCRIPTION	WIDTH	LENGTH
N1	1MM COLOURS	125 CM	200 CM
N1TOKLOOPBLK	1MM BLACK TOK LOOP	125 CM	300 CM
N2	2MM COLOURS	125 CM	200 CM
N2TOKLOOPBLK	2MM BLACK TOK LOOP	125 CM	300 CM
N3	3MM COLOURS	125 CM	200 CM
N3OKLOOPBLK	3MM BLACK TOK LOOP	125 CM	310 CM
N5L	5MM – LARGE SHEET - BLACK BASE COLOUR	125 CM	310 CM

Neoprene comes in several foam styles and densities with the most common and least expensive being an SBR foam. Most neoprene’s have a laminate such as a nylon Lycra or Velcro loop on one or both sides. It comes in thickness from 1.0mm to 7mm.

Our Neoprene is made of 85% SBR and 15% CR Foam, this Neoprene is not as resistant to Ozone as other types of neoprene rubbers but it is more cost effective and universal among most applications.

There are 3 types of Rubber produced to accomodate the many different applications where neoprene is used.

CR - Polychloroprene Rubber. Neoprene polychloroprene is an extremely versatile synthetic rubber, It was originally developed as an oil-resistant substitute for natural rubber. Soft and stretchable. Most commonly used in all types of water sports and protective gear

SBR - Styrene Butadiene Rubber is like natural rubber in its resistance to mild solvents and chemicals and, like natural rubber, can be successfully bonded to many materials.

EPDM - EPDM rubber (Ethylene Propylene Diene M-class Rubber) is an elastomer which is characterized by wide range of applications. EPDM has outstanding heat, ozone and weather resistance.