Soundproof insulation composite panel for boat engine room - composite panel

Description

Specialty Composite is a four layer soundproofing composite used in construction, automotive, heavy machinery and marine industries to reduce noise transfer from structural borne and airborne sources. Specialty Composite was engineered for applications where extreme noise is problematic and heat resistance is required. Specialty Composite has an intricate four layer construction, making it our premium barrier and acoustic foam soundproofing composite. The first layer is a fiber reinforced Mylar facing that blocks high frequency sound, resists heat, resists tearing and can be wiped clean. The second layer is a thick acoustic foam that absorbs low, mid and high frequencies. The third layer is vinyl sheet that blocks sound energy. The fourth layer is a thin layer of acoustic foam that suspends the barrier layer away from the mounting surface. This layer structurally isolates the barrier layer, improving the sound blocking capabilities.

Product Availability

Special Order Sizes and Thicknesses are available.

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Features / Benefits

Triple Soundproofing Function — The mass of the layer blocks sound while its flexible nature dampens sound energy. The thicker of the two layers of acoustic foam acts as a sound absorber, decreasing ambient reflected noise. The thinner layer of acoustic foam acts as a decoupler, structurally isolating the heavy barrier layer from the construction assembly, ultimately decreasing vibration and increasing the sound blocking performance.

Heat Resistant — Specialty Composite has a fiber reinforced mylar facing that not only reflects high frequencies but also reflects heat back towards the source.

Durable — The mylar facing provides a cleanable, tear resistant surface for applications that may come in contact with oils or grease. Once punctured, the embedded fibers will prevent additional tearing or damage. The acoustic foam and barrier layers are thermally bonded, providing a much stronger, longer lasting bond over traditional adhesives.

Low Profile — Specialty Composite has a thickness of 30mm. Specialty Composite is used in many equipment enclosures where space is tight.

Ease of Installation — soundproofing composite is available with an optional “peel and stick” pressure sensitive adhesive (PSA). Simply peel the silicone coated paper backing and place the product where it is needed.

In-stock — We stock a large amount of Specialty Composite in all advertised sizes and configurations. Most products are shipped the same day they are ordered and arrive at your project in three business days.

Flammability — Specialty Composite contains polyurethane foam that has a flammability rating of UL94 HF-1.

Details

Construction Industry:

· Air Conditioning Unit Enclosures

· Computer and Server Rooms

· Compressor Enclosures

· Equipment Rooms and Enclosures

· Generator Enclosures

· HVAC Cabinets

· Industrial Facilities

Automotive Industry:

· Hood and Trunk Liners in Automobiles

Heavy Equipment Industry:

· Engine Compartment liners

· Cab Liners

· Floor liners

· Hood and Trunk Liners

Marine Industry:

· Engine Compartment liners

· Hatch Cover liners

· Hull Liners

How Specialty Composites work

In essence, Specialty Composite products block the transmission of noise from one area to the next. The sound from the “noise source” hits the Mylar facing and high frequencies are reflected back towards the noise source. Some of the sound is then absorbed by the acoustic foam. The sound that penetrates the acoustic foam layer is then blocked by the decoupled barrier layer and reflected back into the room or space of origin.

Polyurethane Foam Warning

All Polyurethane Foams, including Combustion Modified Foams, will burn. Do not expose to any flame source. Once ignited, they can produce rapid flame spread, intense heat, dense smoke and toxic gases causing death. Warnings should be given to your employees and or customers. Test data does not necessarily reflect a foams performance under actual fire conditions. Before purchasing any foam, be sure to check with your local code officials to confirm the required flammability rating of exposed materials for your area.

Cautions and Limitations

Before applying this product all surfaces must be dry and clean, free of any grease or oil.