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Hypalon
is a high quality coating for marine applications and has a very good
resistance to ultraviolet.
Neoprene is easy to bond with adhesives and has
excellent air holding properties.
ADVANTAGES OF HYPALON
- Hypalon is a high
quality coating for marine applications – totally suitable
for both freshwater and seawater environments
- Hypalon coated fabrics
have an underside of Neoprene to provide air-tightness and resilience.
- Hypalon has very good
resistance to Ultra-Violet
- Unlike PVC, Hypalon
is inherently flexible. As such it is not subject to plasticizer
migration, which can result in ‘cracking’
- Hypalon coated fabric
possesses excellent colour stability and are more resistant to
fade than competitor product [white, grey, yellow and orange].
- Hypalon coated fabrics
offer superior performance in extreme conditions and will remain
flexible from -30°C to 90°C
- Hypalon has a remarkable
resistance to aging and fading resulting in long product life
- Hypalon is renowned
for good abrasion resistance and durability
- Hypalon has good resistance
to most chemicals
- Hypalon has good resistance
to most forms of fuel
- Hypalon coated fabrics
are available in a wide range of colours, which can be combined
to enable customers to custom order individually designed boats
- As Hypalon is handcrafted
with glued seams, boat designs are far more flexible than alternative
materials
- Hypalon glued seams
have proven far more reliable in tropical climates than welded
PVC seams.
- Easy access to quality
repair work – Hypalon is recognised as the material of choice
by boat repairers, and is therefore easily accessible all over
the world.
- Repairs are easy and
do not require heat welding
HNE1100
HNE
1100 has a smooth top face coating of hypalon (available in a range
of colours) onto a base fabric of polyester
with an underside coating of neoprene.
This
neoprene side has an embossed surface which enables adhesive to
be bonded generally without pre-buffing.
HNE1670
HNE
1670 has a smooth top face coating of hypalon (available in a range
of colours) onto a base fabric of polyester
with an underside coating of neoprene.
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