Neoprene Moulding

Neoprene moulding refers to the process of shaping neoprene, a type of synthetic rubber into various forms and products using moulding techniques. Neoprene, also known as chloroprene, is valued for its versatility, durability, and resistance to water, oils, and chemicals. The moulding process typically involves heating the neoprene material and is used in the production of products such as gaskets, seals, hoses, and various other industrial goods. 

Neoprene moulding offers several advantages, including: 

• Ability to produce complex shapes and intricate details. 
• Excellent resistance to abrasion, chemicals, and extreme temperatures. 
• High durability and long service life. 
• Flexibility in material properties, allowing for customisation to meet specific application requirements. 

Overall, neoprene moulding is a versatile manufacturing process that enables the production of a wide range of durable and high-performance rubber products used across various industries.