Besiskat Insulation tape, rubber tape, self-adhesive tape, distribution box, cabinet sealing strip Material Neoprene

Insulation tape, rubber tape, self-adhesive tape, distribution box, cabinet sealing strip
Material Uses and benefits of neoprene
Nowadays, neoprene is widely used in medical, automobile, housing and construction, water sports and electronics fields.
Medical use and personal protective equipment (PPE)
Because neoprene is flexible and can maintain its shape over time, it can be used to make pads for wrist and knee orthopedic braces. Laboratory personnel handling chemicals can use synthetic rubber gloves made of neoprene, which have good flexibility, keep fingers flexible, have high density and tear resistance, so as to protect their hands from prolonged exposure to chemicals . Neoprene gloves can help protect the wearer's hands from hydraulic oil, gasoline, alcohol, organic acids and alkalis.
car
Due to its wear resistance, tear resistance, oil resistance and weather resistance, neoprene is used in the manufacture of automotive parts such as fan belts, hose covers, shock absorber seals, and brake and steering system components. Neoprene fabric is also commonly used in the manufacture of car seat covers.
Housing and Architecture
Neoprene has a low oxidation rate and can be used in a variety of construction applications, including electrical insulation, adhesives, and asphalt products. Thick neoprene rubber mats are used in the construction industry to withstand the pressure of heavy objects and loads. The chemical inertness of neoprene helps to resist the influence of weather, ozone and other outdoor changing factors, and it is resistant to mixtures such as petroleum, solvents, and grease.
Neoprene bearing pads are also used as safety devices for bridges. They provide the highest flexibility for the bridge to minimize damage caused by movement. Because neoprene is stable and does not react chemically, it can also be used to make corrosion-resistant coatings and as a basic component of adhesives.
Electrical application
Due to its fire and antistatic properties, neoprene can be used as an insulator in power transformers, light bulbs and other electrical applications. Neoprene is also used in the sealing gaskets of electronic products to provide waterproof sealing, heat resistance and antistatic properties, and to prevent the ingress of dust and contaminants.
Water sports and diving fabrics