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Advanced Seals & Gaskets Ltd produce a vast assortment of rolls from materials such as Adhesive Tapes, Cork, Electrical Insulation, Felt and Textiles plus many many more suited to all sectors of industry.
A Complete Guide to Neoprene Rubber - Properties and Uses
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. Environmental resilience – the fact that it is waterproof resistant to corrosion makes it ideal for a wide range of environments
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One of the versatile polymer materials that we work with at TRP Polymer Solutions is neoprene. This synthetic rubber is a suitable seal material for applications requiring a general-purpose material that is durable, waterproof, thermally stable and reasonably chemical resistant. Like all polymer materials, there are pros and cons to using neoprene. Read on for a full overview of the advantages, disadvantages and typical applications of neoprene. What is neoprene? 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
Neoprene Gaskets - Advanced Seals and Gaskets
These seals can be identified by a point of colour or through-stained (e.g. EPDM violet, NBR yellow or red, FPM green). Advanced Seals & Gaskets Ltd offer extrusions in various different profiles which can be manufactured from numerous material grades.
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All latex is basically disintegrating from the moment it cured. Some divers can get 5 years out of a set seals., others only manage a matter of months. Disregarding mechanical damage degradation is accelerated by a long list on factors exposure to UV light, ozone (natural or from electrical motors, like compressors), products you put on your hair and body like conditioner and sun screen, petrol chemicals like outboard motor fuel on the water and there are many more. Temperatures: Whilst Neoprene seals can be used in temperatures between -20°C to +90°C, the optimum temperature A specialist grade of Neoprene rubber that has been classed as NCB158 / P92-507 Class M2 Flame Retardant. Formulated to resist ignition and prevent the spread of flames, flame retardant neoprene helps to provide safety in applications where fire resistance is critical. The material also holds the important physical and mechanical properties of Neoprene.
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