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Tecsound 100

Product Description

Features Benefits
Easier to use, cut and trim. 100% recyclable.
Supplied in roll form. Unbeatable flexibility even down to -20°C.
Airborne and Impact reduction. Self adhesive version available.
Good acoustic performance. Will also provide a degree of impact reduction.
Visco-elastic.

Tecsound 100

A polymer-based, asphalt-free, high density synthetic soundproofing membrane, that offers good acoustic insulation in different building elements. It has extremely high visco-elasticity as well as being extremely flexible even in cold temperatures.

Tecsound 100 scrim reinforced (T100 Part Code A140)

This material has excellent sound insulating properties. Many construction materials and techniques do not provide enough damping. Rigid sheet materials such as plasterboard absorb little sound energy becuase they tend to vibrate and re-radiate sound on the other side quite effectively. Tecsound acoustic membrane however has tremendous density and mass whilst being extremely 'limp', its acoustically better than lead of the same surface mass, so will help absorb sound energy far more efficiently.


Whilst some systems rely on visco-elastic glues to provide 'damping' the results achieved will vary greatly on the application of the glue. Is it too thick ? is it too thin ? has it been applied evenly and consistantly ?


Visco-elastic glues do not add any extra mass to a system and at the end of the day the best way to reduce bass transmission is by having a heavy weight, heavily damped, mass/spring system. Tecsound Acoustic Membrane provides the best of both worlds, high additional mass and high damping, that can be applied not only over 100% of the area in question but uniformly

Packaging and Storage

 Product  Weight / m²  Thickness  Rolls size
 Tecsound 100  10  5.2mm  4 x 1.2m rolls
 (PLEASE NOTE): 1m² of material covers approx. 0.9 - 0.95m² allowing for overlaps).  *sizes are nominal, ± 2%

Technical Data

 Test  Value
 Density  1.9g/cm³ (± 0.05)
 Pliability (UEAtc)  Does not break when bent at -20°C
 Elongation (UNE 104-281/6.6  300%
 Crushing strength  4.84kg/cm²
 Fire resistance  Euroclass B, s2, d0 (Class0 UK equivalent)
 Continuous operating temperature  70°C (short term 100°C)
 Melting point  140°C
 Thermal Conductivity  0.450 W/mK
 Airborne Acoustic performance (7kg/m²)  Rw28dB
 Impact Acoustic performance (10kg/m²) under 50mm concrete  ΔLw16dB

Applications

  • Soundproofing against airborne noise in vertical walls with low surface density (lightweight partition walls or boards made of different materials).
  • Soundproofing against airborne noise in ceilings and floors.
  • When bonded between stiff rigid sheet materials it greatly reduces the resonance and coincidence dips.
  • When stapled over frameworks it greatly improves a lightweight partitions overall performance.
  • When bonded to lightweight resonating metal panelwork it greatly reduces vibration and re-radiated noise.
  • Damping of impact noise caused by rain on metal deck roofs.
  • Combined with sound-absorbent materials, it offers products with high acoustic performance.
  • Its applications in the industrial field cover from the soundproofing of booths to the acoustic insulation of machine-rooms, gutter pipes, sound-damping of metal sheets, etc.

Which way round?

The material has a reinforcing scrim facing on one side.
When stapling over a framework you want the scrim side facing you.
When laying on a floor have the scrim side facing you. When using multiple layers you will may find the material will want to tack to itself so keep scrim side against brown side.
When sticking in-between plasterboard stick the brown side to the first board.