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In general use for more
than twenty years, NEOPRENE has become the standard for the air handling
industry. It is the most frequently specified and most widely used
flexible connector material. NEOPRENE offers air tight and waterproof
performance, has outstanding burst strength and excellent flex life and
aging characteristics. NEOPRENE resists many acids, alkalis, grease, oil
and gasoline, and a broad range of other chemicals. Please refer to the NEOPRENE has a base
fabric of woven Fiberglass which is double-coated with polychloroprene. It is supplied in coils of 30m (100 ft) of fabric
joined on both sides to galvanized steel, or as a fabric only for
special applications. |
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RECOMMENDED USES
NEOPRENE is especially suited for use in high-pressure and high-velocity duct systems, and where exposed to toxic fumes or adverse atmospheric conditions. It is a dependable, tough product which may be used with confidence in general ventilation applications. NEOPRENE should not be used where temperature will exceed 90°C.
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SPECIFICATIONS |
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| Base Fabric: | Woven Fiberglass | Temperature Range: | -40° to 93°C (-40° to 200°F) |
| Coating: | Polychloroprene | Fire Resistance: |
Self-extinguishing. Meets requirements for National Fire Protection Association Standards 90A and 90B. Fabric is UL listed and meets NFPA-701. Meets requirements of CAN/ULC S109-03. |
| Mass (Weight): | 1017 g/m² (30 oz/yd²) | ||
| Thickness: | 0.68mm (.027") | ||
| Tensile Strength: CAN 2_4.2_Method 9.2 |
2000x1550 N (450x350 lbs) | ||
| Tear Strength: CAN 2_4.2_Method 12.1 |
110x90 N (25x20 lbs) | ||
| Burst Strength: Can 2_4.2_Method 11.1 |
4137 kPa (600 psi) | ||
