• Reduces
Sound Transmission
• Contains
Intrusive Noise
• Improves
Health and Safety
• Provides
Thermal Insulation
MATERIAL: Mass Loaded Vinyl FEATURES: High density limp material with acoustic
foam decoupler to reduce noise transmission. APPLICATIONS: Reduces
noise transmission through ceilings, walls, floors, machinery
and equipment, enclosures, PVC waste pipe, HVAC ducts. Apply
on any solid surface or on floor under carpet for effective
noise containment. THICKNESS: 3/8" SIZES: 54" wide x 20', 30' Rolls DECOUPLER: Polyurethane
Foam COLORS: Black,
Grey FLAMMABILITY: UL
94-HFTI Class C PIPE / SURFACE MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE:( < / = ) 200 F INSTALLATION: Materials
can be adhered to surface. ACOUSTICAL PROPERTIES: Airborne
sound transmission class/STC 27 per ASTM C423.
Acoustical
Pipe lagging dramatically reduces the amount of noise
that transmits through the walls of ductwork, PVC and
cast iron pipes. When a decoupler layer is added sound
transmission is improved.
Caution: Polyurethane foam is flammable and may emit toxic fumes when
burned. Do not use near open flame. Check local codes for allowed
use. Manufacturer assumes no liability.
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Acoustical
Pipe lagging dramatically reduces the amount of noise
that transmits through the walls of ductwork, PVC and
cast iron pipes. When a decoupler layer is added sound
transmission is improved.
