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Sylomer is an open cell acoustic foam, available in a range of acoustically ‘tuned’ densities. It can be used to reduce impact noise and also to acoustically separate plant and equipment and floor panels with special requirements or very high traffic loads, for instance warehouses or factory halls, where the noise source is often forklift traffic or the operation of machines. It can further also be used to acoustically separate floor panels of recording studios, cinemas and event halls.
In addition to the measures for impact noise (foot fall) insulation, Sylomer can also be used to acoustically separate floor panels with special requirements or very high traffic loads, for instance warehouses or factory halls. The noise source is often forklift traffic or the operation of machines.
The floor panels of recording studios, cinemas and event halls are also often separated, which makes Sylomer ideal for these areas as well.
As with bearings for stairs and landings, Sylomer R 12 is suitable for separation of the side joints in all structures.
The basis for the dimensioning of the bearing is generally the permissible rate of deflection when walked on.
The Sylomer type and bearing surface should be selected such that the rate of deflection when walked on does not exceed the permissible value.
The floor must be completely separated from the bordering structures. Sound bridges should be absolutely avoided.
The increased requirements as per DIN 4109 Addendum 2 are safely fulfilled under typical installation conditions with a bearing thickness of 12 mm.
Bearings of Sylomer have proven themselves for decades. With correct dimensioning, no dynamic stiffening of the bearing takes place. The effectiveness of the measure is therefore maintained even after decades.
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