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Acoustical foam – wall
Acoustical foam – wall’s family of barrier products are well designed noise barrier composites designed to provide high Sound Transmission Loss to most low frequency applications.
These products can be flat or molded 3-D. Barriers come with or without decouplers …
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Car soundproofing acusticalfoams
How can you easily make car rides more comfortable? Car soundproofing.
During an average car ride, we’re hit with a virtual torrent of sound. Quickly, picture your car inside your head. Now picture the sound waves entering the vehicle, from …
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Acoustical Foams
Acoustical Foams Acoustic is the worlds leading manufacturer and distributor of soundproofing and sound absorption products – your “one stop shop” for sound solutions and Acoustical Foams.
Acoustical Foams – a foam for every
need!
Acoustical Foams – different …
Acoustical Foams - a foam for every need!
Acoustical Foams Acoustic is the worlds leading manufacturer and distributor of soundproofing and sound absorption products - your "one stop shop" for sound solutions and Acoustical Foams.
Acoustical Foams - different materials
Acoustical Foams
- Acustical Polyurethane foams
- Acustical Polyeter foams
- Acustical Polyester foams
Acoustical Foams -solution for soundproofing different markets
Acoustical Foams for automotive sector
- Cars
- Buses
- Trains
- Off road machines
Acoustical Foams for public places
- Airports
- Art Galleries
- Auditoria
- Community Centres
- Museums
- Public Assembly Rooms and Areas
- Meeting Rooms
What is Sound and how can Acoustical Foams help you?
Sound is a form of energy, just like electricity and light. Sound is made when air molecules vibrate and move in a pattern called waves, or sound waves. Think of when you clap your hands, or when you slam the car door shut. That action produces soundwaves, which travel to your ears and then to your brain, which says, “I recognize that sound.”
- Sound is a wave, a longitudinal wave
- Sound needs a medium to travel
- Waves have amplitude (volume) frequency (pitch), wavelength (speed), etc.
In air 331 meter per second (mps) creates something of a “chain reaction,” If you watch this closely, you’ll notice that the wave forms because an individual air molecule gets a push, which causes it to push on the air molecule right next to it. As each air molecule recovers from its push, the wave passes.
Acoustical Foams - wide range of soundproofing material
Acoustical Foams products include sound absorbing panels, acoustic wall and ceiling tiles, acoustic doors, acoustic diffusers, acoustic fabric, sound absorbers and sound absorbing foam. These acoustic products help to reduce noise problems such as echo and reverberation and sound transmission.
Our highly qualified and experienced acoustic engineers plus the tested and verified reliability of our acoustic products allow us to provide professional advice and high quality, effective solutions to solve your acoustic problems
Acoustical Foams are suitable for soundproofing and sound absorption in many fields:
| Area | Acustical Polyurethane foams | Acustical Polyeter foams | Acustical Polyester foams |
| Cars | x | x | x |
| Buses | x | x | x |
| Train | x | x | x |
| Office | x | x | x |
| Airports | x | x | x |