Neoprene Rubber material is effectively used in many
applications. There are several properties for neoprene rubber. Some of the
most important specifications of the rubber are,
• Durometer
• Thickness
• Width
• Tensile
strength
• Temperature
Range
• Elongation
percentage
Here is some of the polymer specifications mentioned below.
Commercial Neoprene Style 10
The Durometer Hardness shore of the rubber material is about
40 with about 1/16-1 inches of thickness. The width of the neoprene is 36,48.
The corresponding tensile strength of the rubber material is about 800 PSI. The
rubber product made out of this rubber can withstand under a temperature range
of about -20°F to +170°F. Likewise the specifications differ.
Matte finished Neoprene – Style 12
To illustrate this neoprene style, the durometer hardness
shore is about 50 and thickness of the rubber is about 1/16 – 1/4 .
Corresponding width and tensile strength is 36 inches and 800 PSI. The rubber
can withstand a temperature range of -20°F to +170°F.
Mid-Grade Neoprene
The Mid-Grade Neoprene Rubber has the resistant capacity
towards weathering and moderately resistant to oil and gasoline. To illustrate
the specification of this type rubber, if the durometer hardness shore is say
60, then thickness of the rubber is 1/64 to 1/2 with a tensile strength of 1050
PSI and withstand a temperature is about -30°F to +200°F.
