Typical Properties of 70 Durometer Commercial Grade Neoprene

Description: 70 durometer commercial grade neoprene gasketing material designed for use in a wide variety of applications which require a general purpose solid rubber elastomer. Known by the chemical name chloroprene, 70 durometer commercial grade neoprene provides good weathering and ozone resistance for your gasketing applications. 70 durometer commercial grade neoprene is made from Neoprene (13%) and a blend of other elastomers and has a service temperature of -30°F to +200°F.

M&P Sealing’s commercial grade neoprene is available in a wide range of durometers, ranging from as soft as 40 Durometer to as hard as 80 Durometer with standard durometers in between. 70 durometer commercial grade neoprene is available in the color black and can be manufactured in a wide range of standard thicknesses, ranging from as thin a 1/32″ to as thick as 1/2″, with custom thicknesses available upon request. 70 durometer commercial grade neoprene has a smooth finish and can be converted into rolls ranging from as narrow as 1/4 wide up to 48″ in width. Custom widths are available upon request. M&P Sealing has the capability to die-cut or waterjet cut 70 durometer commercial grade neoprene to meet your prototype and production needs.

Physical Property Unit of Measure Typical Values
DUROMETER SHORE A 70 +/- 5
TENSILE STRENGTH psi 1000 (min)
ELONGATION % 200 (min)
LOW TEMPERATURE °F
°C
-30°F
-34°C
HIGH TEMPERATURE °F
°C
200°F
93°C
COLOR N/A BLACK

 

General Characteristics of Neoprene Rubber:
Dielectric Strength Very Good
Dilute Acid Resistance Excellent
Resistance to Oil and Gasoline Good
Resistance to Water Absorption Good
Resistance to Oxidation Very Good
Resistance to Ozone Very Good
Resistance to Sunlight Aging Very Good
Solvent Resistance – Oxygenated (Ketones, etc.) Poor to Fair
Resistance to Chlorinated Hydrocarbons Poor

This information is furnished as a guide for selecting materials. M&P Sealing Inc. disclaims liability for results or use of this information. It is the customer’s responsibility to obtain and test samples when determining suitability of material for a particular application.

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