Sound Silencer™ is a thermal-molded acoustical sound panel. Although tough to see, one side of the sound suppressor panel will have injection and mold release marks these are circular marks that range in size and indent depth. These marks denote the back side of the cleanable acoustical sound panel so panels should be installed with these marks facing the wall or ceiling for best possible aesthetical outcome
Material & Finish
Content
Resin
Technical Specifications
Size
2ft x 2ft, 2ft x 4ft
Applications & Usage
Application Filter
Ceiling|Wall
Installation
Adhesive, Direct Attach; Refer to Installation Instructions PDFs for more details
Performance Metrics
Acoustics
ASTM C423 0.45 and SAA - 0.44; 12in spacing between panels: ASTM C423 A-Mount 0.50 and SAA - 0.49; 3/4in airspace: ASTM C423 0.50; 1in Echo Eliminator backer: ASTM C42 0.80 and SAA - 0.77; STC Rating- ASTM E90: 9; OITC Rating- ASTM E90: 8
Antimicrobial Note
ASTM C-1338, ASTM G-21, ASTM G-22
Compression
ASTM D3575
Light Blocking
Complete
Maintenance
Accumulation of dust and dirt are best removed from Sound Silencer with a soft brush attachment on a vacuum cleaner. Use vacuum attachments with at least 1in soft bristles to avoid damage to the panel. Sound Silencer panels may also be brushed off with a soft-bristle brush or blown gently with compressed air. Dirt may also be removed with a dry sponge; a damp, white cloth; or similar. For heavy soiling and stains, a mild cleaning solution may be used as directed. Test first on a small (or hidden, if possible) area of the panel. Allow test area to dry completely and look for any discoloration. Heavily damaged panels should be replaced
Tear Strength
ASTM D 3537
Tensile Strength
ASTM D 3537
Sustainability
Human Health
Human Health Impact
CDPH Standard Method v1.2-2017, Low Emitting/Low VOC
