Neoprene/EPDM blend sponge is a highly versatile material that offers resistance to UV light, ozone exposure and weathering, its closed-cell and non-porous making it air and water-resistant, has excellent ageing properties, good resistance to acid and some resistance to oil. The extrusion or profile can be manufactured in continuous roll or in cut to length formats to enable the customer to receive a fit for purpose product. Neoprene rubber was the first synthetic rubber developed by Dupont in the 1930’s, created through a process called polymerization, where chloroprene molecules are chemically bonded together to form a durable and flexible material. Neoprene was originally invented as an oil resistance alternative material to Natural Rubber but has since gained vast popularity, now Neoprene is one of the most used elastomers worldwide and can be found in many different applications. Grades of Neoprene Rubber ASG offers Neoprene gaskets in a range of shapes and sizes, all tailored to your specific requirements. Customization options include:

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Neoprene rubber is one of the most popular elastomers on the market due to its long list of benefits, however there is one key disadvantage worth noting. Neoprene rubber is not resistant to oxidising acids and harsh chemicals, therefore applications involving these fluids would require another rubber solution. Is Neoprene rubber hard or soft? Advanced Seals & Gaskets Ltd offer extrusions in various different profiles which can be manufactured from numerous material grades. Advanced Seals & Gaskets Ltd manufacture and supply an extensive range of plain and self-adhesive coated textiles including:

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Weather and Ageing Resistance: Neoprene rubber can maintain its integrity and performance even in harsh outdoor environments, ensuring longevity and reliability. This is due to the elastomers resistance to ozone, UV radiation and weathering in general. Advanced Seals & Gaskets Ltd has considerable capacity to fully convert our vast catalogue of materials into strip format in specified or continuous roll lengths. Visit our online store PAR Direct for an extensive range of plastic, insulation and rubber products available to buy now. Advanced Seals & Gaskets Ltd have many capabilities to convert Solid Rubber Matting into many different formats to suit vast areas of industry and leisure. Neoprene seals are a device or substrate that is used to join surfaces together to either act as a separator or a body to prevent liquids, solids or gases from escaping or penetrating the application.

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Property - High/low temperature resistance, oil and fuel resistance, weathering resistance, O zone resistance etc. Full technical data can be supplied upon request to further help with selection at the design and prototype stage or when better or more cost effective alternatives are required.We also have the technical expertise to offer advice and guidance of the best material and adhesive to suit your needs.

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Advanced Seals & Gaskets Ltd can supply a vast and comprehensive range of products using fibre Jointing Material. EPDM/Neoprene Blend sponge is an extremely versatile material, combining the properties of both types of sponge, excellent weathering and outdoor resistance of EPDM and the oil/chemical resistance of neoprene, making it the ideal choice for many outdoor sealing applications. Advanced Seals & Gaskets work with many material manufacturers and suppliers, giving our customers more choice when designing their neoprene rubber seal. Neoprene rubber seals can be supplied in a number of grades and hardness’s, some of the main ones being:Key Uses: Numerous component uses in the transportation field. Recommended for exposure to weathering. Preferred sealing material for refrigeration industry. As well as being able to withstand temperatures ranging from a low of -40°C up to a high of 120°C, it offers excellent resistance to UV rays and ozone damage, good general resistance to petroleum-based fuels and oils and robust chemical stability. Rubber door seals are manufactured from either a durable EPDM rubber or PVC with a metal infill and a rubber or foam sealing face. The following are our most common types. If you cannot find therubber door seal you require please send us a drawing or a sample and we will quote to manufacture the profile you require. Please quote our product code on enquiry. Neoprene can be used in innumerable sealing applications due to its broad base of such desirable working properties as: good resistance to petroleum oils; good resistance to ozone, sunlight and oxygen ageing; relatively low compression set; good resilience; outstanding physical toughness; and reasonable production cost. Advanced Seals & Gaskets Ltd specialises in the conversion of non-metallic materials into many different products including Seals, Gaskets, Washers, Pads, Sheeting, Strip, Extrusions, Mouldings for a magnitude of uses.

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Chemical resistance – neoprene works without being overly compromised by weathering or common fluids Advanced Seals & Gaskets Ltd manufacture a comprehensive range of products from many types of plastic materials.Temperatures: Whilst Neoprene seals can be used in temperatures between -20°C to +90°C, the optimum temperature Although the Neoprene rubber compound is initially semi-solid, it can be made into both solid rubber and expanded sponge rubber products. When enquiring about an extrusion, please ensure to include the specific profile reference or the size. Change from latex to neoprene seals: 3mm Neoprene seals do not “rot” like latex so last longer. They do get little spits and chunks gauged out of the skin surface, but they can mostly be nursed to the end of the season with field repairs when they can then be replaced. They very rarely fail catastrophically so you can’t dive unlike latex. However, despite being warmer due to the inherent insulation of the neoprene they can be prone to letting water in and be harder getting on and off because they cannot stretch like latex.