Neoprene Rubber is a general purpose, industrial grade rubber used in many applications. It is resistant to most solvents and holds a temperature range of -40° to 220°. Neoprene rubber is used in situations where abrasion can be a problem and also maintains good tensile and elongation characteristics.

Silicone Rubber is a highly specialized rubber used for higher temperature applications. The elongation and tear strength for silicone rubber can often be far superior to that of other synthetic rubber materials. Silicone rubber is highly inert causing it not to react with a broad range of chemicals. Silicone rubber is a good choice for medical applications.

EPDM Rubber is an elastomer with characteristics including excellent color stability, heat resistance, and dielectric qualities. EPDM rubber is ideal for outdoor applications because of its excellent resistance to ozone, oxidants, and severe weather conditions.