Neoprene’s chemical properties make it useful for a wide range of applications. There basically 3 types of neoprene, and there are T, G and W types. Despite these various types, all types in general share a few characteristics. This includes resistance to sun, weather and ozone damage, as more resistant to burning than other types of rubber.
This sort of flexibility makes neoprene an ideal material for a wide number of products. These include neoprene seat covers, laptop sleeves and wet suits. The different types of neoprene are better suited for different purposes. For example, neoprene G types has limited storage capacity, unlike its T and W counterparts. On the otherhand, G types somewhat petizable and require no acceleration with a fast curing process, whereas W and T types do.
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