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This soft neoprene is a softer version of our regular neoprene rubber. It has a low durometer 45A, meaning that it is softer and more flexible. Our soft neoprene elastomer is made using a blend of neoprene and SBR rubbers. This blend of synthetic rubbers gives this black neoprene material a unique set of resistance properties. This is commercial grade material that is ideal for any application requiring a soft, resilient surface. This is an excellent soft and elastic material for light-duty commercial applications with chemicals and moderate levels of oils and ozone. This class of synthetic rubber (45 durometer) is among the softest and most flexible elastomers available on the market. When an application calls for a flexible gasket part, soft neoprene is the way to go. Although this level of flexibility comes with a sacrifice of some resistance to physical abrasions, this rubber can still handle a moderate amount of abrasions. However, it is far more suited for non-abrasive purposes. Our soft black neoprene sheets are excellent for resisting chemicals. Given its softer nature, it is better suited to light and regular commercial applications that involve chemicals like certain salts, acids, and gases. The material will not degrade in their presence, and by extension, neither will your machine or application. While not recommended for heavy oil use, soft neoprene will hold its own when exposed to regular, non-excessive amounts.
Product Length (ft.) | 3 ft |
|---|---|
Product Thickness (in.) | 0.125 in |
Product Thickness (mm) | 3 mm |
Product Width (ft.) | 10 ft |
Product Width (in.) | 120 in |
Width x Length | 10 ft x 3 ft |
Color Family | Black |
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Features | Oil Spill Mat |
Flooring Product Type | Rubber Sheet |
Indoor/Outdoor | Indoor/Outdoor |
Installation Method | Adhesive |
Location | Gym |
Material | Neoprene |
Package Quantity | 1 |
Product Thickness | Light (Under 6mm) |
Returnable | 90-Day |
Sheet Features | Colored, Opaque |
Surface Pattern | Textured |
Use For | Exercise Equipment |
Hello, Thank you for your question! The Neoprene Commercial Grade 45A Soft Rubber Sheet Roll is not UL listed. While it does not carry a UL certification, it remains a reliable and versatile material commonly used in a variety of industrial and commercial applications. Made from a blend of neoprene and styrene-butadiene rubber (SBR), this sheet offers excellent flexibility and a soft 45A durometer, making it ideal for gasketing, sealing, vibration dampening, and protective underlayment. It also provides moderate resistance to oil, petroleum-based solvents, ozone, and weathering, allowing it to perform well in both indoor and outdoor environments. If you have specific performance requirements or need help determining if this material is right for your application, please feel free to reach out! Best, Robert Morris, Rubber-Cal Inc.
Greetings, thank you for your question. The Neoprene 1/8 in. sheet is a solid material, specifically designed as a commercial-grade rubber that offers excellent durability. Regards,
You need to use a polyurethane based glue to adhere the rubber onto the concrete surface.
I would recommend consulting Home Depot’s website for more information or the manufacturers website. In my opinion, I have found that a larger piece doesn’t seem to move too much on the concrete floor. I have a larger piece on my basement floor.
These don’t really require adhesive, if you have a slick concrete floor, i.e. polish, maybe just get something simple like traction tape to put underneath it or anti-slip tape. That way they aren’t permanently adhered to your mat or your floor nor would they require chemicals to remove.
This question needs more variables. If you are putting more concrete on top - you need concrete primer. If you are attaching vinyl tile - they make an adhesive for that. If you are installing carpet... carpet glue. The list goes on. Answer depends on the next step in the process. Usually there is an adhesive designed for the next product to be installed.
This product is not present in the retail stores. Thank you, Robert Morris Rubber-Cal Inc.
This product is used in applications where you ned pads, seals, gaskets, and liners.
We don't recommend this material for that use because it is a more industrial type of rubber. The neoprene does off-gas slightly, so it may cause a weird smell in the bathing area. I recommend a non0marking rubber like the Pure Gum or the Silicone.
It would work but you would need a thicker version, maybe the 3/16" or 1/4" versions should provide for a good water bar.
Depends on the glue. You need to check to see if it is cleared to bond neoprene rubber onto the type of surface intended. Typically a polyurethane based glue works well on wood or concrete surfaces.
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