Soundac AGLP

Soundac AGLP

Soundac AGLP

Product catalog summary
Product Overview
Soundac® AGLP is a self-supporting sound-absorbing sheet designed for low-frequency absorption in public places. It operates through micro-perforation to optimize airflow resistance, making it effective for sound absorption. The product is pressure washable, easy to form, rigid, mechanically applicable, age-resistant, free from static electricity, recyclable, and aesthetically pleasing. It can withstand high temperatures ranging from -50°C to approximately +200°C, making it suitable for use as both a noise and heat shield, particularly in applications like trains.
Specifications
Soundac® AGLP is available in aluminum or with pre-painted finishes. The sheets are produced to specific customer specifications due to variations in thickness and composition. Customers are advised to contact the company for quotations and availability in different dimensions.
Sound Absorption and Transmission
The sound absorption coefficient is measured according to ISO 10534 standards. The product's performance can be optimized by adjusting the air gap or using Rockwool. Sound transmission loss is also a key feature, with data provided in decibels (dB) across various frequencies.
Applications
Soundac® AGLP is primarily used in environments requiring high standards of oil and water resistance, hygiene, and heat resistance. Typical applications include ships, boats, trains, pumps, generators, compressors, sound deadeners, engine rooms, hoods, and building materials.
Installation and Conversion
The product can be mounted with a small air gap between the absorption sheet and the wall. It can be bent, cut, and shaped to fit specific requirements. Stud bolts or distance profiles can be applied, and it can be bent into a Z-shape for installation.
Disclaimer
The information provided is based on general experience and is given in good faith. However, no warranty is implied due to factors outside the company's control that may affect the product.
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Soundac AGLP-1

Soundac® AGLP Low frequency absorption in public places Description Soundac® AGLP is a self supporting sound absorbing sheet which operates by micro perforation to give an optimum airflow resistance for absorbing sound. Soundac® AGLP is because of the large operating temperatures from -50oC to ca. +200oC well suited for applications in the combination as noise and heat shield. This combination is of great importance in applications like trains. Pressure washable Rigid Age resistant Good sound absorption High temperatures Easy to form Mechanic application No static electricity Recyclable Aesthetic Soundac® AGLP can be supplied in aluminium or with pre painted finishes. Stock The Soundac® AGLP sheets are produced to your specification, because of the many differences in thickness and composition. Please contact us for a quotation and availability in the different dimensions. Acoustics & NoiseReduction BV - Celsiusstraat 26 - 1704 RW - Heerhugowaard tel. +31 (0)72 57 27 390 - fax +31 (0)72 57 21 256 - e-mail [email protected] - website www.anr.nl Bankrekeningnr. 67.57.82.775 - K.V.K. nr. 37100240 - BTW nr. 8103.71.315.B.01

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Soundac AGLP-2

Application Sound absorption coefficient to ISO 10534 Soundac® AGLP is mounted with a small air gap between the absorption sheet and the wall on which it is mounted. The absorption at low frequencies can be optimised with variations in the air gap or use of Rockwool. Sound absorption coefficient (α) 1 0,9 0,8 0,7 0,6 0,5 0,4 0,3 ® Soundac AGLP is mainly applied in places where high standards for oil and water resistance, hygiene and resistance to heat have to be met. 0,2 0,1 0 100 Stud bolts or distance profiles can be applied to Soundac® AGLP and the air gap, moreover it can be bend into a Z...

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