SOUNDGUARD - NOISE CONTROL MATERIALS

Noise/Sound Insulation materials by Pyrotek

SOUNDSORBER BARRIER


MARINE - TRUCK - BUS - TRAINS - ENCLOSURES

MAXIMUM performance
Noise control can be a complicated business, sometimes it requires a transmission loss barrier and at other times an absorber to soften the noise and control any reverberant noise build up, and there are times when the problem requires both of these approaches to achieve the best result.

This is where Pyrotek's range of composite barrier/absorber materials come to the fore as they are designed to deal with these situations in the most effective and economical way. Applications like compressor, generator or plant rooms, mobile machinery cabins and marine craft engine rooms all need this treatment to ensure the well being of those in the enclosed area, as well as those outside of it.

The decoupled high mass barrier layer ensures maximum reduction in the transmission of the sound wave through the structure to which it is attached while the hydrolysis resistant acoustic foam material reduces the noise effect and any reverberant noise build up within the enclosed space by absorbing the airborne sound waves.
Soundsorber Mat
Is designed to achieve maximum attenuation over a broad frequency range. The combination of dense, flexible load vinyl barrier with foam provides a total noise control system. This product range offers a variety of facings that can be applied to the surface of the barrier to increase the durability and weatherbility.

When Soundsorber Mat is used in wet areas, as in marine or truck cab application, closed cell foams can be used.

Soundsorber Barrier
Is a composite product comprised of two layers of acoustic foam (SoundsorberT) and a single flexible barrier.

This composite is designed to provide maximum noise reduction in the hardest environment. The isolation foam (6mm thick) decouples the flexible barrier from the substrate while the thicker absorbing foam (SoundsorberT) reduces the airborne noise.

Soundsorber Barrier is available with various foam thicknesses and surface coverings to accommodate any circumstances while still maintaining its excellent acoustic performance.

Sound Transmission & Sound Absorption Tests

Benefits

  • Hydrolysis resistant foam out lasts conventional acoustic foam three fold.
  • Highly flexible barrier layer equals high transmission loss.
  • Flame resistant surface layer, recommended for marine use.
  • Unique manufacturing technique ensures total fusion of the foam to the barrier.
  • Excellent noise reduction per given thickness of product.

Options

  • A variety of surface coverings to suit any application.
  • High performance pressure sensitive adhesive backing, exhibits excellent initial tack and adhesion to clean dry surfaces and provides high sheer and heat resistance.
  • A polyurethane sealer is available to seal any exposed edges.
  • Soundguard offers facilities for die cutting and fabricating to customers requirements.
  • Can be supplied in rolls or convenient sheet size.
Installation
These composites can be adhered to the substrate with factory supplied pressure sensitive and adhesives for temperatures up to 120°C. It is recommended that a contact adhesive "Soberbond" or mechanical fasteners (hanger pins) be used for these heavy loaded composites in overhead applications.

These products can easily be cut with a sharp knife and can be die cut into any complex shape. All products can be supplied in convenient sheet or roll sizes.

Product Specifications


Product Name SOUNDSORBER BARRIER
Surface Finish Plain Foam, Polyurethane Film, Aluminised Polyester, Foil, Perforated Vinyl, Reinforced Aluminium Foil
Barrier Weight 2.5, 4.5, 8.0 kg/m²
Product Size 1.30 x 1.0 m
2.40 x 1.30 m (rolls available on request)
Foam Thickness 6, 12, 25, 50 mm (polyether hydrolysis resistant)
*Flammability
(AS 1530.3, 1989)
Ignability Index 0
Spread Of Flame Index 0
Heat Evolved Index 0
Smoke Developed Index 0

*Flammability result based on tests carried out on Soundsorber NA 25 AL




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