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PHOE25 Acoustic Foam - Product Data Information

Issue No. 8     Effective Oct 2007       Page 1/1

1. Description
   A combustion modified, conventional polyether polyurethane foam.
2. Typical Physical Properties
   Physical properties are measured using test methods described in the BS4443 series and BS EN ISO 845:1995.
   

   Nominal piece density range:	23.5 - 25.5 kg/m3
   Nominal hardness range:	110 - 150 N
   Nominal tensile strength:	70 kPa min.
   Nominal elongation at break:	120% min.

3. Foam Classification (BS3379)
   Foam type CMB : Combustion Modified Conventional Slabstock
   Nominal Classification : A
   
4. Flammability Characteristics
   Complies with the requirements of Schedule 1, Part 1, The Furniture and Furnishings (Fire) (Safety) Amended Regulations 1989.
   Capable of meeting the following:
   
   • Under Writers Laboratories - UL94 HF1 Classification
   • Automotive : FMVSS 302 (Self extinguishing)
5. Colour
   Standard colours are White and Dark Grey.
   Colours other than the standard colour to be agreed between purchaser and supplier.
   

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Issued 29/04/2010

Acoustic Foam Custom Cut to Size
We cut convoluted foam sheets (egg crate pattern) to your custom sizes with a thickness of 40mm rise, in charcoal grey colour. Optionally this foam is also available flat, without egg-crate pattern. Manufactured from High quality Acoustic Foam to exacting British standards in Compliance with UL94 HF1 Clasification.Also Complies with the requirements of Schedule 1, Part 1, The Furniture and Furnishings (Fire) (Safety) Amended Regulations 1989. Designed to control the acoustics and reverberation characteristics of recording studios, our acoustic foam will greatly assist in reducing reverberation, reflections and flutter echoes. Can be installed using our spray adhesive.
Sonic Acoustics - Professional Range
Professional range of of acoustic products manufactured in the UK to exacting British standards and complies with UL94 HF1 Classification. Sonic acoustic foam is effective way of improving the acoustics of any professional listening and recording environment.
EasyFoam Acoustic Foam Treatment Bass Trap
A very efficient, low frequency bass absorber, manufactured from High quality Acoustic Foam to exacting British standards in Compliance with UL94 HF1 Clasification.Also Complies with the requirements of Schedule 1, Part 1, The Furniture and Furnishings (Fire) (Safety) Amended Regulations 1989. In 3 sizes. A unique 'wedge' design, available plain or with addition of an acoustic egg crate profile.
Manufactured from the same exacting standards as our convoluted acoustic foam these are pre-cut to size 305 x 305 x 40mm (12" x 12" x 40mm). Egg-crate pattern. Pack of 24 tiles. Can be installed using our spray adhesive.
Manufactured from the same exacting standards as our acoustic foam these are pre-cut to size 305 x 305 x 40mm (12" x 12" x 40mm) with chamfer (bevel) cut along the edges. Pack of 24 tiles. Can be installed using our spray adhesive.
Manufactured from the same exacting standards as our acoustic foam these are pre-cut to size 305 x 305 x 40mm rise (12" x 12" x 40mm). Pack of 12 flat panel tiles and 12 convoluted profile tiles, 24 tiles in total. Can be installed using our spray adhesive.
Manufactured from the same exacting standards as our convoluted acoustic foam these are pre-cut to size 600 x 600 x 40mm (24" x 24" x 40mm). Egg-crate pattern. Pack of 6 tiles. Can be installed using our spray adhesive.
Manufactured from the same exacting standards as our acoustic foam these are pre-cut to size 600 x 600 x 40mm (24" x 24" x 40mm) with chamfer (bevel) cut along the edges. Pack of 6 tiles. Can be installed using our spray adhesive.
Class "0" accredited cellular acoustic foam. Safe and easy to install. Includes self-adhesive backing. 500 x 500 x 50mm (20" x 20" x 2") with chamfer (bevel) cut along the edges. Pack of 4 tiles. More information about Class 0.
Class "0" accredited cellular acoustic foam. Safe and easy to install. Includes self-adhesive backing. 500 x 500 x 25mm (20" x 20" x 1") with flat edges (no bevel). Pack of 4 tiles. More information about Class 0.
Class "0" accredited cellular acoustic foam. Safe and easy to install. Includes self-adhesive backing. 500 x 500 x 12mm (20" x 20" x 1/2") with flat edges (no bevel). Ideal for inside computer cases. Pack of 4 tiles. More information about Class 0.
Convoluted acoustic foam panels pre-cut with egg-crate pattern and self-adhesive backing. Size 4 panels of 1000 x 600 x 40mm (39.3" x 23.6" x 1.57"). Safe and easy to install or cut.
Flat acoustic foam panels pre-cut for your convenience with self-adhesive backing. Size 4 panels of 1000 x 600 x 25mm (39.3" x 23.6" x 1"). Safe and easy to install or cut.
Flat acoustic foam panels pre-cut for your convenience with self-adhesive backing. Size 4 panels of 1000 x 600 x 40mm (39.3" x 23.6" x 1.57"). Safe and easy to install or cut.

What is acoustic foam?

Acoustic foam is a specialist type of cellular polyurethane foam used for soundproofing. It works by reducing sound waves in motion, which we hear as noise. This open celled foam absorbs sound waves to ensure they do not continue to travel.

Acoustic foam reduces sound reflection, reverberation and echoes, meaning it helps to dampen or prevent noise entirely. Sound typically bounces off hard and smooth surfaces. That’s why sound is dampened in a living room full of furniture, compared to an open hall with wooden floors.

Sound is complicated, which means that different types of acoustic foam are available to either manipulate or block sound depending on the intended outcome. For more information on how acoustic foam works, read this beginner’s guide.

What type of foam do I need for home sound insulation?

For general home sound insulation, self-adhesive flat panels will suffice. Regular acoustic foam is fine if you are looking to line walls and other flat surfaces.

What is Pyrosorb-S™ Class 0 acoustic foam?

Pyrosorb-S™ Class 0 is a fire-proof type of acoustic foam used in applications where there is a high risk of fire, such as in boiler or generator rooms. This type of foam is suited to a range of industrial applications, such as in dyno chambers, rather than in the home.

What is convoluted foam?

Convoluted acoustic foam is identical to regular flat acoustic foam, although it is in an ‘egg crate’ or pyramid pattern. This type of acoustic foam is designed to absorb more sound than its flat acoustic foam counterpart.

Do I need both flat and convoluted foam panels?

Not necessarily, but we do sell these together in one package of 24 panels. Some prefer to use convoluted foam panels on ceilings and flat panels on walls, for example.

What is a bass trap?

A bass trap is a large corner acoustic foam piece designed to absorb low frequency sound brought by standing sound waves within a room. Low frequency sound typically builds up in corners of a room, hence their placement.

In recording studios, for example, bass traps stop these low level frequencies interfering with one another, which leads to a far clearer sound recording experience.

What’s the best foam for improving recording quality?

For professional recording settings, the sonic acoustics professional range is best suited. This type of acoustic foam complies with UL94 HF1 classification which confirms its fireproof status. This type of acoustic foam helps to improve sound quality and reduces reverberation within a recording space, and is the highest quality acoustic foam on offer.

How thick do soundproofing panels need to be?

The thickness of your acoustic foam panels depends on the intended application. A thicker foam is best suited for areas where a range of high, mid and low frequency sounds need to be absorbed. Thinner foams, like our 1 inch option, are suited for DIY applications in the home and beyond, such as in a home studio or home cinema room, or in other settings like rehearsal spaces or vocal booths.