acoustic insulator

A insulating is what you get isolate: that is to say, that it manages to make an element stand out or that prevents the passage of electricity, heat or something else. Acoustic, for its part, can be linked to the branch of physics focused on generation, propagation and reception of sounds.

All these ideas help us understand what a acoustic insulator. It's about a material which has the ability to block or hinder the passage of sound. Acoustic isolators, in this way, can prevent sounds from leaving an environment and external sounds from entering that environment.

In other words, an acoustic insulator provides a safeguard against the ingress of sounds and, in turn, prevents sounds generated within the environment from escaping. So certain spaces They are protected with acoustic insulators to enable the development of different tasks.

Take the case of a station or station from radio. For its normal operation, it is essential that announcers and journalists work in an environment where the noise from the street cannot enter (otherwise, the noise would reach the microphones and be transmitted by the radio). The place from where the programs are generated and broadcast, therefore, has to be lined with an acoustic insulation.

In a similar sense, a recording studio or one rehearsal room must have acoustic insulation so that the music generated inside does not reach the outside, causing inconvenience to those who are near the place.

The Rubber, the glass wool and the rock wool are some of the most widely used acoustic isolators. It is common for panels with these materials to cover walls and ceilings.

In the same way, in addition to those already mentioned, we cannot ignore the use of other acoustic insulators that are considered to be very advantageous. Among those we can highlight the following:
-Texfon, which is the result of the union of polyester fabric felt and bituminous protection. In its favor it has that it is easy and fast to install, that it is very resistant, waterproof and that it is very stable. It is especially recommended for the floor.
-Celenit. This other acoustic insulator we have to emphasize that it is an acoustic panel that has cement agglomerate and fir wood fibers. It has an elegant appearance and is identified as being very natural.
-The PKB2 bilayer sheet, which is 18 millimeters long and is the result of the union of textile fibers and bituminous material. It can be installed both on the ceiling, on the floor or on the walls.

In addition, of course, we must not overlook another product that acts as a great thermal and acoustic insulator. We are referring to plasterboard, which is made up of plasterboard and if it has achieved great demand it is because of the advantages it brings, such as these:
-It installs quickly and easily and with hardly any mess.
-It has a very economical price.
-Get great results in terms of insulation.
-Can be placed both on the ceiling and on the walls.
-It is very versatile and resistant.
-Allows you to customize to the maximum in order to achieve the objectives set.