Karen McIntyre, Editor03.27.17
The ability of nonwovens to offer voluminous and soft materials that can handle a number of raw materials and fit nearly any shape continue to win them a role as acoustic materials. Whether the solutions are based on needlepunch, thermal bonded or some type of proprietary technology, nonwovens are meeting the needs in a range of applications and a number of companies are finding their role in the acoustics market grow.
Find Comfort With Sandler
Sandler Nonwovens’ fibercomfort acoustic nonwovens are made with a thermally bonded or hybrid thermal bonded/needlepunched process, depending on the end use application. Regardless the technology, the nonwovens used are voluminous and soft and used as acoustical room elements in partitions, acoustic wall decorations or even acoustic furniture.
“All fibercomfort products owe their high acoustic efficiency to their open-pore structure—fine fibers create a more or less flexible ‘fiber skeleton,’ featuring a large inner surface,” explains Gerhard Klier, sales director of technical products. “Soun
Find Comfort With Sandler
Sandler Nonwovens’ fibercomfort acoustic nonwovens are made with a thermally bonded or hybrid thermal bonded/needlepunched process, depending on the end use application. Regardless the technology, the nonwovens used are voluminous and soft and used as acoustical room elements in partitions, acoustic wall decorations or even acoustic furniture.
“All fibercomfort products owe their high acoustic efficiency to their open-pore structure—fine fibers create a more or less flexible ‘fiber skeleton,’ featuring a large inner surface,” explains Gerhard Klier, sales director of technical products. “Soun
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