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Soundac Cork and Cork Rubber

Soundac Cork and Cork Rubber

Soundac Cork and Cork Rubber

Product catalog summary
Description
Soundac® K224 and KR625 are flexible, lightweight cork and cork rubber sheets designed for optimal sound insulation with minimal weight. They are suitable for improving the insulation of panels made from materials such as steel, aluminum, wood, and plastic across all frequencies. These sheets are typically installed in close contact with the original panel.

Stock and Customization
The mats are available in standard sizes and are always in stock. Specifications can be customized to meet specific requirements, and offers can be provided without obligation.

Product Specifications
Soundac® K224 is available in 4 mm (1.0 kg/m2) and 6 mm (1.3 kg/m2) thicknesses. Soundac® KR625 is available in 4 mm (2.5 kg/m2) and 6 mm (3.8 kg/m2) thicknesses.

Application
These products effectively address coincidence dip resonance in stiff lightweight composites like plywood sheets and hollow core panels. They are commonly used in the production of lightweight floor and wall panels for yachts. Available thicknesses include 4, 6, 8, and 10 mm.

Installation
To prevent sound leakage, all joints between sheets and around pipes and air ducts should be thoroughly sealed. The mats should preferably be glued over the entire surface to the substrate.

Performance
Transmission loss for Soundac® K625 in a 12 mm sandwich panel is Rw = 30 dB, and for Soundac® K224, it is Rw = 27 dB.

Physical Properties
  • Type: Cork
  • Base Colour: Light brown
  • Density: 224 kg/m3
  • Tensile Strength L/T: 90/50 psi
  • Compressibility: 20 – 35%
  • Recovery: Minimum 70%
  • Type: Cork Rubber
  • Base Colour: Brown with black dots
  • Density: 625 kg/m3
  • Tensile Strength @ 400 psi: 150 psi
  • Compressibility: 15 – 30%
  • Hardness: 70 shore A
  • Resistance to boiling water and HCL: No disintegration

Disclaimer
This information is based on general experience and provided in good faith. However, no warranty is given or implied due to factors beyond control that may affect the product.
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Soundac Cork and Cork Rubber-1

Soundac® K224 en KR625 Light weight sound insulation mats Description Soundac® K224 en KR625 are very flexible, light weight cork and cork rubber sheets that are used for an optimal insulation with a minimal weight. Soundac® K224 en KR625 are designed to improve he insulation of panels of steel, aluminium, wood, plastic etc. at all frequencies. The sheet is normally fixed in intimate contact with the original panel. Soundac® K224 Soundac® K224 Soundac® KR625 Soundac® KR625 Stock Our mats are produced in standard sizes and are always in stock. Product specification can be tailored to your requirements. We would be pleased to make you an offer free of obligations in the various sizes and types. 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® K224 and KR625 are very effective in overcoming coincidence dip resonance found in stiff lightweight composites such as plywood sheets and hollow core panels. Transmission loss (dB) to ISO R140 Typical curve for sandwich panels Transmission loss (dB) Soundac® K224 and KR625 are generally used in the production of lightweight floor and wall panels for yachts. Soundac® K224 and KR625 are available in 4, 6, 8 en 10 mm thick. Soundac® K625 in a 12 mm sandwich panel Soundac® K224 in a 12 mm sandwich panel Converting To prevent sound leakage all joints between the sheets and at pipes, air...

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