PIPEWRAP - 2Kg Acoustic Lagging

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USES: Enclosure Coverings Pipe coverings Soil pipes Versatile for many other applications

BENEFITS: Easy DIY Installation Superb acoustic performance Easy to cut Ultra thin / Light-weight Waterproof when sealed

PIPEWRAP has been specifically designed to give maximum noise reduction at minimum mass. PIPEWRAP is a unique product offering a combination of sound absorption and sound reduction. PIPEWRAP consists of a laminate of Reinforced Aluminium Foil, 25mm Acoustic Fibreglass, 2Kg acoustic membrane and 25mm Acoustic Fibreglass. PIPEWRAP provides noise control that exceeds the new Document E Resistance to the Passage of Sound making it an attractive product for modern building techniques. PIPEWRAP is specifically aimed at a problem area in construction - air ducting and pipework - which are both major contributors in the transmission of airborne noise in modern buildings.

Maximum Noise Reduction at Minimum Mass!

BENEFITS: SRI: 22dB Relatively thin at 52mm High Acoustic Attenuation Lightweight at 2.1Kg/m² Flexibility Easily Handled Easily to Cut and Mould Available in roll form Waterproof condensation barrier Damp proof Roll Size: 5000mm x 1200mm Coverage: 6m² Thermal Resistance (R Value): 1.43 m2K/W Fire Rating: Class0 to Building Regulations 2000 Operating Temperature: -10°C to +230°C

	FIXING: Pipewrap is wrapped, foil face outwards, around the circular or rectangular ducting. All joints should be overlapped by a minimum of 25mm and taped with 75mm self adhesive aluminium foil tape which we can supply in 45m rolls. This product is suitable for internal and external use. Ideal for soundproofing soil pipes and water systems etc. there is virtually no end of uses to which this product can be applied.
Self-Adhesive Foil Tape Application Instructions The surface to which the tape is to be applied must be clean and dry. Dust, dirt, oil, grease and moisture on the surface will result in poor adhesion. For best results, before applying the tape, the surface should be wiped clean with a safe solvent, using a lint free cloth. Solvent must be fully evaporated before application of tape. Fix insulation carefully so that slabs or sections abut with no gaps. Open joints will permit localised heating which may in turn affect the adhesion of thre foil tape. Do not unwrap unsulation until immediately required for use. When bonding to an embossed or ribbed surface the tape may not be in 100% contact so adhesion values will be reduced. Allowances must be made for this by using tape of adequate width. THis is a minimum of 50mm on good flat close butt joints. However on angled or contoured surfaces use tape wide enough to allow 50mm either side of the join. Remove tape from roll, discard release paper, align tape centrally over joints and rub down well over the entire area of the tape taking care to avoid wrinkles, folds and undue tension. Avoid touching the adhesive surface as dirt, oils and grease may be transfered and impair adhesion. Allow an adequate overlap of the tape onto itself of at least twice its width. If possible fold back about 25mm of one end of the tape so that when the overlap is made this section of the bond will be adhesive on adhesive.

All information contained in these details is given in good faith but without warranty. Custom Audio Designs reserves the right to alter the specifications of any product without notice.

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