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Neoprene type W

Polychloroprene grade vulcanised with metallic oxides (MgO + ZnO), without sulphur, originally developed by DuPont (now Denka). The most widely used grade for general-purpose moulded articles: gaskets, seals, profiles and extruded parts. Exhibits moderate crystallisation at low temperatures. Achievable Shore A hardness: 30-90. Forms the base of the majority of industrial neoprene compound formulations.

What you need to know

  • Polychloroprene grade vulcanised with metallic oxides (MgO + ZnO), without sulphur, originally developed by DuPont (now Denka).
  • The most widely used grade for general-purpose moulded articles: gaskets, seals, profiles and extruded parts.
  • Exhibits moderate crystallisation at low temperatures.
  • Achievable Shore A hardness: 30-90.
  • Forms the base of the majority of industrial neoprene compound formulations.

Full definition

Polychloroprene grade vulcanised with metallic oxides (MgO + ZnO), without sulphur, originally developed by DuPont (now Denka). The most widely used grade for general-purpose moulded articles: gaskets, seals, profiles and extruded parts. Exhibits moderate crystallisation at low temperatures. Achievable Shore A hardness: 30-90. Forms the base of the majority of industrial neoprene compound formulations.

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