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HexWeb_Acousti-Cap

HexWeb_Acousti-Cap

HexWeb_Acousti-Cap

Product catalog summary
Introduction
HexWeb® Acousti-Cap® is an innovative sound-reducing honeycomb technology developed by Hexcel, designed to enhance acoustical performance in aircraft engines without adding structural weight. This technology has been recognized with the JEC Innovation Award.

Product Specifications
Acousti-Cap® consists of a non-metallic permeable cap material embedded into a honeycomb core, forming an acoustic septum. Customers can specify flow resistance, core thickness, cap numbers per cell, and insertion depth to meet specific acoustic requirements.

Benefits
  • Significant noise reduction during takeoff and landing.
  • Lower landing fees at airports, offering recurring savings.
  • Increased fleet flexibility and improved cabin comfort.
  • Reduction in other acoustic treatments, leading to lower weight and cost.

New Developments
In 2010, Hexcel introduced an Aluminum version of Acousti-Cap® that maintains broadband noise reduction while offering cost-saving benefits. This version can withstand temperatures up to 175˚C/350˚F and is compatible with standard industry processing techniques.

Company Overview
Hexcel Corporation, headquartered in Stamford, Connecticut, is a leading provider of advanced structural materials for aerospace, space, defense, and industrial applications. The company offers a wide range of products, including carbon fiber, RTM materials, honeycomb cores, and more.

Important Notice
Hexcel provides this technical data in good faith, believing it to be accurate as of the document's preparation date. The company reserves the right to modify information and emphasizes that performance values are representative but not specification minima. Obligations and warranties are detailed in contracts or Hexcel's standard Terms and Conditions of Sale.

Contact Information
For more information, including sales office contacts, visit Hexcel's website at www.hexcel.com/contact/salesoffices.
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Catalog excerpts

HexWeb_Acousti-Cap-1

HexWeb Acousti-Cap ® ® JEC Innovation Award-winning HexWeb® Acousti-Cap® is Hexcel’s broadband sound-reducing honeycomb – enabling engine designers to achieve superior acoustical performance without a structural weight penalty.

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HexWeb_Acousti-Cap-2

Hexcel’s innovative seaming technology delivers a “spliceless” part. NEW Aluminum HexWeb® Acousti-Cap® HexWeb® Acousti-Cap® Non-Metallic HexWeb® Acousti-Cap®

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HexWeb_Acousti-Cap-3

HexWeb® Acousti-Cap® HexWeb® Acousti-Cap® enables aircraft engine designers to achieve superior acoustical performance, including dramatic noise reduction during take off and landing, without a structural weight penalty. This marks an improvement on current technology, which requires tradeoffs between weight and noise reduction. Acousti-Cap® consists of a non-metallic permeable cap material embedded into an honeycomb core to create an acoustic septum. Hexcel’s customers specify the ow resistance characteristics they want in the product, as well as overall core thickness, numbers of caps in a...

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HexWeb_Acousti-Cap-4

Hexcel Corporation, based in Stamford, Connecticut is a leading advanced structural materials company. It develops, manufactures and markets lightweight, high-performance reinforcement products, composite materials and composite structures for use in commercial aerospace, space and defense, and industrial applications. Hexcel has ofces and manufacturing plants around the world. Important: Hexcel Corporation believes, in good faith, that the technical data and other information provided herein is materially accurate as of the date this document is prepared. Hexcel reserves the right to modify...

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