Key benefits - Oil-resistant neoprene rubber delivers reliable sealing and protection where oils, fuels, or lubricants are present. - Anti-vibration and shock-absorbing properties reduce noise and protect equipment from impact and wear. - Durable and dimensionally stable across a wide temperature range for long service life in varied conditions. - Flexible and strong material suitable for cutting, shaping, and fitting in DIY and industrial applications. What it does and why you need it - Provides a resilient, oil-resistant barrier for gaskets, seals, and housings that keeps fluids contained and prevents leaks. - Dampens vibration and sound when installed under machinery, speakers, or equipment, extending life and improving performance. - Acts as a durable surface layer for flooring, padding, and protective liners that resist cracking, tearing, and chemical exposure. Material and performance - Made from solid neoprene rubber: insulating, anti-vibration, oil resistant, durable, flexible, and strong. - Maintains stability and performance across a wide temperature range and in a variety of environmental conditions. - Good sealing behavior and resistance to engine oil, diesel, gasoline, lubricating oil, and water. Compatibility and common uses - Easy to cut and shape for gaskets, custom seals, and upholstery repairs. - Suitable as shock and sound insulation pads for electronics, speakers, and machinery. - Useful for flooring, craft projects, and protective liners for vehicles and boats. Practical use scenarios - Workshop machinery: Cut to size and place beneath a compressor or drill press to absorb vibration and reduce noise transmission to the floor and surrounding structures. - Automotive/Marine sealing: Use as a gasket or hatch seal around engine compartments, fuel fittings, or bilge areas where exposure to engine oil, diesel, or gasoline is expected. - Audio and equipment mounting: Line speaker cabinets or mount points to reduce resonance and improve sound clarity while protecting components from mechanical shock. Care and installation notes - Cut with standard utility tools for precise shapes and holes. - Clean with mild soap and water; avoid strong solvents that could affect long-term performance. - Inspect periodically in high-stress or high-heat installations and replace if signs of degradation appear. Applications at a glance - DIY gaskets and seals - Upholstery and protective liners - Flooring and padding - Shock and sound insulation pads - Speaker mounts, sports equipment, air vents, cars, ships This neoprene rubber sheet offers an oil-resistant, shock-absorbing, and durable solution for sealing, insulating, and vibration control in both DIY and industrial environments.