Usa Industrials BULK-RS-N60FDA-251 Neoprene Sheet Roll

Product Description

The USA INDUSTRIALS BULK-RS-N60FDA-251 is a white neoprene rubber sheet roll used for gasketing, sealing, padding, and vibration isolation in HVAC, plumbing, and industrial applications. The sheet measures 0.25 inches thick and 36 inches wide, with a Shore A durometer rating of 50 to 60, placing it in the medium-soft hardness range. Tensile strength is rated at 900 psi. The neoprene compound is suitable for service between -20 degrees F and 170 degrees F, making it a practical choice for a wide range of mechanical and building trade installations where a compressible, weather-resistant elastomer is required.

This sheet roll is well suited for cutting custom gaskets, pipe isolation pads, equipment mounts, flashing underlayment, and general mechanical seals in residential and light commercial settings. HVAC technicians, plumbers, and pipefitters commonly use neoprene sheet stock to fabricate field-cut parts on the job. The white color and medium-soft durometer make it appropriate for applications where visual contrast or moderate compressibility is needed at the sealing surface.

Key Features

• Medium-soft Shore A durometer of 50 to 60 for reliable compression sealing
• 0.25 inch thickness provides substantial material for gasket and pad fabrication
• 36 inch width allows full-width cuts for large flanges or sheet-stock layouts
• Operating range of -20 degrees F to 170 degrees F suits most HVAC and plumbing environments
• 900 psi tensile strength supports moderate mechanical loading in static seal applications
• Stock length roll format reduces waste when fabricating multiple field-cut parts

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose neoprene sheet stock for field fabrication of gaskets, pads, and seals in HVAC, plumbing, and mechanical trade applications where a medium-soft elastomer meeting standard neoprene compound properties is required.

Installation Notes

Licensed HVAC technicians, plumbers, and pipefitters typically cut this sheet stock using a sharp utility knife, die cutter, or hole saw against a firm flat surface. Ensure the mating flange or surface is clean and free of oil or debris before installing a field-cut gasket. Follow applicable mechanical codes such as the IFGC or ASME B16.21 for flange gasket thickness and seating requirements where relevant. Do not exceed the rated temperature limits of the material in continuous-service applications.