Features:

1. Superior Environmental Resistance

• Oil & Chemical Resistance: Neoprene resists degradation from oils, fuels, acids, and alkalis , making it ideal for industrial equipment sleeves exposed to lubricants or cleaning agents.
• Weather & UV Stability: Its molecular structure withstands ozone, oxidation, and UV radiation, ensuring longevity in outdoor applications.
• Temperature Tolerance: Operates reliably from -40°C to 120°C.

2. Mechanical Durability & Protection

• Tear & Abrasion Resistance: Higher tensile/tear strength than woven nylon prevents sleeve damage during rod insertion or vibration.
• Shock Absorption: It doesn’t scratch the rod because reversible crystallinity provides cushioning, protecting rods from impact during transport/operation.

3. Hook Resistant

Because of super elastic foam, say goodbye to guides popping through and hooks getting snagged.

• Molecular Rebound Tech: Cross-linked neoprene foam cells act like microscopic trampolines. When a hook point impacts (tested at >5N puncture force), the foam compresses then rebounds instantly, resisting permanent deformation.
• Memory Foam Resilience: Even if compressed by fish spines or rocky terrain, the sleeve fully recovers its shape within <2 minutes.

4.Float

Neoprene’s Closed-Cell Foam structure offers buoyancy to float the rod.

Buoyancy That Saves Rods & Sanity

Neoprene’s closed-cell foam isn’t just buoyant – it’s a precision-engineered rescue system that turns catastrophic losses into recoverable moments.

• Here’s why it matters: Physics Behind the Float
• Micro Air Matrix: Each cm³ contains 20,000+ sealed nitrogen bubbles (density: 0.62 g/cm³), providing 33% more lift than water’s downward pull.
• Hydro-Lock Shield: Microporous skin blocks water absorption, preventing saturation sinking.