What is Poly-Seal AF Butyl Tape?

Poly-Seal AF is an aluminum-faced, pressure-sensitive butyl mastic designed for duct joints, roof seams, and exterior sealing.

Where is Poly-Seal AF used?

It is used on HVAC ducts, metal roof seams, flashing joints, and general exterior waterproofing applications.

What makes Poly-Seal AF different?

Its aluminum foil facing provides superior UV, oxidation, and weather resistance for outdoor applications.

Can Poly-Seal AF be customized?

Yes. It can be produced in standard roll widths or precision die-cut shapes for specific applications.

What is Poly-Seal CR Butyl Tape?

Poly-Seal CR is a coating-ready butyl tape for roof seams and duct joints that can be painted or coated after installation.

Where is Poly-Seal CR used?

It’s used on metal roofs, flashing, and HVAC seams that require coating compatibility and aesthetic finishes.

What makes Poly-Seal CR unique?

Its surface accepts coatings while maintaining butyl flexibility and long-term adhesion.

Can it be painted immediately?

Allow the tape to bond to the substrate before applying coatings for best adhesion.

What is Poly-Seal PE-801?

Poly-Seal PE-801 is an HDPE-backed butyl sealant for hip-and-ridge roof sealing and flashing applications.

Where is it typically used?

It’s used in roofing joints, RV roofs, flashing corners, and other areas requiring instant waterproof sealing.

Is Poly-Seal PE-801 solvent-free?

Yes. The composition is free from asphalt and solvents for clean, long-lasting performance.

Can it be installed without primer?

On clean, dry, non-porous surfaces, primer is not required for a durable bond.

What is Poly-Seal SB Butyl Tape?

Poly-Seal SB is a 100% butyl adhesive tape used for bonding, gasketing, and sealing in HVAC and construction.

Common in HVAC joints, metal flanges, and outdoor sealing where durable watertight performance is required.

No. It bonds instantly with hand pressure and requires no curing or heat.

Can it self-heal around fasteners?

Yes. The butyl compound flows to fill gaps and seal around screws for leak-proof joints.

What is Poly-Seal TPO Butyl Tape?

Poly-Seal TPO is a butyl-based seam-sealing tape formulated for TPO and other roofing membranes requiring watertight joints.

Where is it typically used?

It is commonly used on metal roofs, HVAC curbs, skylights, RV roofs, and exterior flashing seams.

Yes. It is UV- and weather-resistant for long-term outdoor exposure.

Does it require heat or curing?

No. It forms an instant, watertight seal with hand pressure.

What is BF-1000 Silicone Foam?

An extra-soft closed-cell silicone foam for low-pressure sealing, vibration damping, and long-term environmental protection.

Where is BF-1000 used?

In lighting, HVAC, aerospace, transportation, and defense applications requiring durable flame-resistant seals.

What distinguishes BF-1000?

Low compression force, outstanding weather resistance, UL 94 V-0/HF-1 rating, and minimal compression set.

Is BF-1000 food-safe?

Yes, it complies with FDA CFR 177.2600 for indirect food contact.

Can BF-1000 have adhesive backing?

Yes, available with silicone or acrylic PSA options.

An ultra-soft, highly compressible closed-cell silicone foam for low-closure-force sealing and cushioning.

Where is BF-2000 used?

Electronics, avionics, HVAC, and aerospace applications needing minimal clamp force and long-term sealing.

How is BF-2000 unique?

Very low compression deflection, excellent UV resistance, and UL 94 V-0 rating.

Can it be die-cut or laminated?

Yes, available in sheets, rolls, and custom die-cut parts.

A medium-firm closed-cell silicone foam for industrial sealing, moisture resistance, and shock absorption.

Where is HT-800 used?

In enclosures, control panels, HVAC gaskets, and equipment requiring durable sealing.

What distinguishes HT-800?

Balanced density, strong resiliency, and UL 94 V-0 flame rating with wide temperature tolerance.

Can HT-800 be ordered as tape?

Yes, it is available as foam tape with various adhesive backings.

A soft closed-cell silicone foam with low closure force and enhanced sealing for electronics and transportation applications.

Where is HT-870 used?

In environmental seals for electronics, HVAC, and aerospace equipment where flame safety is critical.

What makes HT-870 unique?

Low compression deflection, minimal compression set, and UL 94 V-0 / HF-1 flame ratings.

Can HT-870 include adhesive backing?

Yes, high-temperature silicone and acrylic PSA options are available.

A soft silicone sponge providing light weight and durable sealing for outdoor and industrial applications.

Where is RS-870 used?

Outdoor lighting, electronics enclosures, HVAC panels, and vibration control pads.

How does RS-870 perform in heat and weather?

Maintains flexibility and sealing up to 392 degrees F with excellent UV and ozone resistance.

Is RS-870 available with adhesive backing?

Yes, available with pressure-sensitive adhesives and custom die-cut formats.

What is 2368 Conductive Silicone?

A silver-aluminum filled conductive silicone used for EMI/RFI shielding that meets MIL-DTL-83528 Type B.

In military and aerospace enclosures, radar, communications, and panel-to-chassis grounding.

What are its key properties?

Balanced conductivity, corrosion resistance, and high compression-set resistance with >120 dB shielding.

Can 2368 be die-cut or molded?

Yes. It is available as sheets, extrusions, or molded gaskets.

What is 2571 Conductive Silicone?

A high-durometer silver-copper filled conductive silicone for EMI/RFI shielding, meeting MIL-DTL-83528 Type K.

In rigid aerospace enclosures, structural panels, and defense systems requiring high compression stiffness.

What are its conductive properties?

Volume resistivity of 0.0006 Ω·cm and shielding effectiveness >140 dB across wide frequency ranges.

Can it be molded or extruded?

Yes, available in custom shapes, sheets, and extrusions for MIL-spec sealing applications.

What is 2573 Conductive Fluorosilicone?

A silver-copper filled conductive fluorosilicone designed for EMI/RFI shielding in chemical and fuel-exposed environments.

In aerospace and defense enclosures, connectors, and panels exposed to jet fuels and hydraulic fluids.

70 Durometer Commercial Grade Solid Neoprene Setting Blocks

MATERIAL/SUBSTRATE:

Polychloroprene

TEMPERATURE RANGE:

-30°F to 200°F

DUROMETER/HARDNESS (SHORE A) [ASTM D2240]:

TENSILE STRENGTH (TYPICAL) [ASTM D412]:

700 psi

ELONGATION (TYPICAL) [ASTM D412]:

200%

REACH:

Yes

ROHS:

Yes

Product Overview

70 Durometer Commercial Grade Solid Neoprene — Technical Overview & FAQs

Product Overview

This 70 durometer commercial-grade solid neoprene (polychloroprene, CR) sheet rubber is engineered to deliver robust mechanical durability, environmental resistance, and consistent performance across industrial and general-purpose sealing applications. With its medium-hard Shore A 70 rating, it balances firmness and flexibility, making it ideal for gaskets, protective pads, isolation mounts, and vibration-damping components. The smooth, powder-free finish provides excellent convertibility for die-cutting, laminating, and adhesive applications.

Applications

Gasket sheets for machines, enclosures, and covers
Isolation and spacing washers, shock-absorbers, and bumpers
Window setting blocks, glass-rack bases, and protective pads
Vibration-damping mounts in transportation or industrial systems
Adhesive-backed strips for mounting and spacing in general-purpose equipment

Key Properties

Hardness: Shore A 70 ± 5 (ASTM D2240)
Tensile Strength: ~700 psi typical (minimum ~1,000 psi)
Elongation at Break: ~200 % typical, ≥150 % minimum
Temperature Range: –30 °F to +200 °F (approx –34 °C to 93 °C)
Polymer Type: Polychloroprene (CR) elastomer
Finish: Smooth finish, powder-free sheet stock
Compliance: RoHS & REACH compliant; made in USA option
Environmental Resistance: Good ozone, sunlight and weather ability; moderate oil and petroleum-based fluid resistance.

FAQs

What is 70 Durometer commercial solid neoprene used for?
This solid neoprene material with a 70A hardness is used where a firm yet resilient rubber sheet is needed — for gaskets, pads, isolation blocks, and vibration-damping components in industrial, transportation or general-purpose equipment.

Why choose the 70A hardness grade?
At about Shore A 70, this material offers the right balance of firmness for load-bearing and dimensional stability with enough flexibility to conform to surfaces and maintain sealing integrity under compression.

What temperature extremes can this material handle?
Typical service temperatures span from roughly –30 °F to +200 °F (–34 °C to 93 °C). It remains stable under these conditions and retains mechanical integrity.

Is this neoprene suitable for outdoor or harsh environments?
Yes — it offers good resistance to ozone, sunlight, and weathering. While it provides moderate oil and petroleum-based fluid resistance, for highly aggressive media please evaluate suitability.

Can this material be fabricated into custom shapes or adhesive-backed parts?
Yes — sheets, rolls and die-cut shapes are available, and adhesive-backing options can be laminated for mounted gasket or pad assemblies.

Contact H-O Products to request 70 Durometer commercial-grade solid neoprene samples, technical data sheets, or custom die-cut fabrication for your next application - contact us.