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Neoprene CR Foam

A durable sponge-rubber type closed cell foam.
Made of Neoprene this material is used in mechanical and hydrolic gaskets, sound barriers for interior walls, ceilings or floors.

Features & Benefits of Neoprene CR Foam

• Closed-Cell Neoprene has a hardness durometer of 30–50 Shore, providing good compression strength for sealing and gasketing.
• Durability: physically robust, resisting abrasions and harsh conditions
• UV and Ozone Resistance: Highly resistant to degradation from ultraviolet (UV) rays and ozone, making it suitable for outdoor applications without discoloration or structural damage.
• Moisture Resistance: Closed-cell neoprene foam is highly moisture-resistant, with water absorption levels below 5%, making it ideal for wet environments.
• Chemical and Oil Resistance: Offers moderate resistance to oils, greases, and certain chemicals, suitable for industrial settings where exposure to abrasive substances is common.
• Temperature Tolerance: Operates effectively in a wide temperature range, typically from -57°C to 93°C.
• High Compression Strength: Closed-cell neoprene has a hardness durometer of 30–50 Shore, providing good compression strength for sealing and gasketing.

What is Neoprene CR Foam used for?

Automotive:

Gaskets, seals, and weather stripping due to oil and temperature resistance.

Medical:

Braces, padding, and packaging due to resistance to mildew, mold, and bacteria.

Marine:

Padding for boats, wetsuits, and flotation devices due to water resistance.

Industrial:

Insulation, gaskets, and vibration dampening in HVAC, electronics, and construction.
Technical Properties

Technical specifications of Neoprene CR Foam

ID

Density (Kg/M3)

Hardness (Shore C)

Tensile Strength
(Kpa min)

Elongation
(% min)

25% Compression Power
(Kpa)

Water Absorption
(% Max)

25% Compression Max Charge
(70C x 22 hour)

Flame Retardant
(>=3mm)

Block Net Size
(Max Size)

N15
150+/-30
15+/-3
300
150
20-50
5
25
HBF
50 mm x 1m x 2m
N20
160+/-30
20+/-5
400
150
35-65
5
25
HBF
50 mm x 1m x 2m
N20F
160+/-30
20+/-5
600
150
35-65
5
25
V-0
(>=1 mm)
50 mm x 1m x 2m
N30
170+/-30
30+/-5
600
150
70-120
5
25
NA
50 mm x 1m x 2m
C10
160+/-30
10+/-3
300
150
20-50
5
25
V-0
(>=1 mm)
55 mm x 1m x 2m
C20W
220+/-50
20+/-5
300
150
35-65
5
25
V-0
(>=1 mm)
50 mm x 1m x 2m
C25
190+/-30
25+/-5
400
150
50-100
5
25
V-0
(>=1 mm)
50 mm x 1m x 2m

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