Neoprene (CR) O-Rings at NewDealSeals
Neoprene O-Rings (also CR O-Rings), derived from the world’s first synthetic rubber known as Chloroprene, are celebrated for their exceptional sealing properties and versatile applications across various industries. At NewDealSeals, we take pride in offering high-quality Neoprene O-Rings designed to meet stringent sealing requirements. In this guide, we will delve into the world of Neoprene O-Rings, exploring their unique features, applications, and why NewDealSeals is your trusted source for premium sealing solutions.
What are Neoprene (CR) O-Rings?
Neoprene O-Rings, as the name suggests, are circular sealing rings made from Neoprene rubber. The material of Neoprene O-rings (also polychloroprene) often referred to by the trade name Neoprene. Chloroprene has good resistance to oxygen, ozone, and UV light.
General properties Neoprene O-Rings
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Colours available:
30 / 40 / 50 / 60 / 70 / 80 / 90
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Baypren® (LANXESS), Neoprene® (DuPont)
Chloroprene, CR, Polychloroprene
Black. Other colors on request.
Why Choose Neoprene (CR) O-Rings?
- Exceptional Performance: Neoprene (CR) O-Rings are known for their robust sealing properties, making them ideal for demanding applications in automotive, industrial, and marine sectors.
- Durability: These O-Rings exhibit outstanding resistance to abrasion, weathering, and environmental factors, ensuring longevity and reliability.
- Chemical Resistance: Neoprene (CR) O-Rings provide excellent resistance to a variety of chemicals, making them suitable for diverse sealing needs.
- Versatility: They excel in both high and low-temperature environments, delivering consistent performance across a broad temperature range.
- Wide Range of Applications: From engine gaskets and machinery seals to marine equipment and more, Neoprene (CR) O-Rings find utility across various industries.
Neoprene O-Rings vs. Natural Rubber O-Rings
Due to the similarity of their structures, natural rubber and chloroprene are generally comparable in their good strength, abrasion resistance, resilience, elongation, and strain crystallisation characteristics. Both also offer a similar low fatigue property, low heat buildup, low temperature flexibility, and high bond-ability. Chloroprene surpasses natural rubber in its resistance to aging, heat, oils, ozone, and solvents. Chloroprene has also gained FDA approval for use in the food and beverage industries.
Neoprene O-Rings performs well in:
- Mild acids
- Refrigeration seals
- Silicone oil & grease
- Water
Neoprene O-Rings does not perform well in:
- Hydrocarbons (aromatic, chlorinated, nitro)
- Ketones (MEK, acetone)
- Phosphate ester fluids
- Strong oxidising acids
Neoprene O-Rings Applications:
- Adhesives and sealants
- Gasket materials
- Bridge pads
- Cellular products
- Waterproof membranes
- Wire and cable jacketing
Certifications & compliances
Newdealseals offers a wide range of products & materials that are certified and/or in compliance with industry specific standards. Examples of certifications and compliances:
Food
FDA CFR 21.177.2600 (A-D) Dry foods
FDA CFR 21.177.2600 (A-F) Fatty foods
EC 1935/2004 compliance
EC 2023/2006 compliance
BFR Class XV
Medical
USP class VI
ISO 10993
NSF 61 section 6
Oil & Gas
Norsok M710
Drinking water
WRAS
3-A
Gas appliances
DIN EN 549
Alternatives for Neoprene O-Rings
Do you want improved low temperature properties?
VMQ, Silicone O-Rings:
Temperature range (-54 to 232 °C). Very suitable for mineral oils. Good flexibility, low compression set, ozone and UV-resistant.
Do you want better overal chemical resistance & higher temperature resistance?
FKM, Viton® O-Rings:
Temperature range (-25 to 204 °C). Very good resistance to chemicals, oils, ozone and UV. Suitable for static and light dynamic applications.
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