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Neoprene o-rings<\/strong><\/a> are also known as chloroprene (CR) o-rings and provide good resistance to UV light, oxidation, and weather applications. The elastomer they are made from is cost-effective, water-resistant, and weather-resistant. These o-rings are most commonly used in the refrigeration industry due to excellent resistance to hazardous chemicals like ammonia and coolants like Freon 12, 14, 22, etc.
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What is Neoprene?<\/h2>\n

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Neoprene was one of the first successfully developed synthetic elastomers made by Dupont\u00ae in 1931. It is made by the emulsion polymerization of chloroprene or 2-chlorobutadiene. This elastomer has many purposes due to its balanced combination of properties and performs well when it comes into contact with oils, fats, and petroleum products as well as many other chemicals. It offers good resistance to the sun, ozone, and aging. It also displays outstanding toughness and good resistance to fire.<\/p>\n

Common Applications of Neoprene O-Rings<\/h2>\n

Due to the material they are made of, neoprene o-rings can function as intended within a wide range of operating temperatures from -40\u00b0F all the way up to 250\u00b0F. They are an ideal choice for applications in\u00a0 many industries including:<\/p>\n