Neoprene Material - Various Colours

Product Description

Neoprene Material - Sheets

Algeos Neoprene materials are double-lined. Some are one colour, others multiple colours, based on your design requirements.

Neoprene, a type of synthetic rubber known as polychloroprene, is a versatile material widely used across various industries. Algeos offers double-lined neoprene materials available in two thicknesses and a variety of colours, catering to diverse professional needs. This double-lining enhances durability, making it suitable for numerous applications, from orthopaedic products to specialised clothing.

Features and Benefits

• 100% Latex-Free: Ideal for individuals with latex allergies, ensuring safety and comfort.
• High Insulation: Excellent thermal insulation properties, making it perfect for applications requiring temperature control.
• Anti-Aging Properties: Resists degradation over time, maintaining functionality and appearance even with prolonged use.
• High Tensile Strength: Robust and durable, suitable for demanding environments.
• Weather and Ozone Resistance: Maintains integrity and performance outdoors.

Neoprene Material Applications

Neoprene’s unique properties make it suitable for a wide range of uses:

• Orthopaedic Bracing and Supports: Provides effective support and comfort in orthopaedic braces and supports.
• Orthotic Paddings and Linings: Offers cushioning and support for various orthotic devices.
• Specialist Clothing: Widely used in wetsuits, providing thermal insulation in cold water environments.
• Protective Gear: Ideal for making protective gloves, knee pads, and elbow pads.
• Medical Applications: Utilised in various medical supports and braces.
• Industrial Uses: Employed in gaskets, seals, and hoses, offering resistance to oils, chemicals, and weathering.
• Sports Equipment: Commonly found in sports gear, including wetsuits and knee supports.

Technical Specifications

Thickness Options: Available in 3mm and 5mm thicknesses.

Colour Options: Offered in multiple colours for customisation.

Usage Examples for Neoprene Materials

Orthopaedic Braces and Supports: Frequently used in orthopaedic braces and supports due to its elasticity and durability.

Wetsuits: Provides thermal insulation, allowing divers and surfers to remain warm in cold water.

Medical Supports: Excellent for knee braces and wrist supports, offering necessary compression and support.

Industrial Seals and Gaskets: Used for making seals and gaskets due to its resistance to oils, chemicals, and weathering.

Sports Gear: Ideal for knee pads and elbow supports, providing impact resistance and cushioning.

Neoprene Care

Proper care and maintenance of neoprene products ensure their longevity and optimal performance:

• Cleaning: Rinse with fresh water after use, especially if exposed to saltwater or chlorine. Use mild detergents and avoid harsh chemicals.
• Drying: Air dry away from direct sunlight and heat sources.
• Storage: Store in a cool, dry place, avoiding prolonged exposure to UV light and ozone.
• Inspection: Regularly inspect for signs of wear and tear, and replace if necessary.

Neoprene FAQ

What are neoprene materials made from?

Neoprene is a synthetic rubber, specifically polychloroprene, known for its versatility and durability.

Is neoprene latex-free?

Yes, neoprene offered by Algeos is 100% latex-free, making it safe for individuals with latex allergies.

What thickness options are available for these neoprene sheets?

Algeos offers neoprene sheets in two thicknesses: 3mm and 5mm.

What are the primary uses of neoprene materials?

Used in orthopaedic supports, wetsuits, medical braces, industrial seals, and sports gear, among other applications.

How do I care for neoprene products?

Rinse with fresh water after use, air dry away from direct sunlight, store in a cool, dry place, and inspect regularly for wear and tear.

Can neoprene withstand outdoor conditions?

Yes, neoprene is resistant to weathering, ozone, and UV light, making it suitable for outdoor use.

Are there colour options available for neoprene sheets?

Yes, neoprene sheets from Algeos are available in a variety of colours.

Is neoprene material suitable for making wetsuits?

Yes, neoprene's excellent insulation properties make it ideal for wetsuits, providing thermal protection in cold water.

How does neoprene benefit orthopaedic applications?

Neoprene’s elasticity, durability, and cushioning properties make it perfect for orthopaedic braces and supports.

What makes neoprene a preferred material for industrial seals?

Neoprene’s resistance to oils, chemicals, and weathering, along with its durability, makes it ideal for industrial seals and gaskets.