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Acoustic Foam

Acoustic foam is a sound absorbent material used to line rooms or spaces in which sound-reflective surfaces produce unwanted reverberation and echoes, or where the travel of sound either into or out of the space is undesirable. Soundproofing foam is commonly used in recording studios, edit rooms, broadcast studios and home studios, although it can also be used to sound-proof a room containing a surround sound system or laundry room equipment.

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Eckel Noise Control Technologies
Cambridge, MA
617-491-3221
When it comes to acoustic foam, Eckel Noise Control Technologies has the perfect solutions for you. The company has played an integral role in technological advances in science, industry and commerce. Engineers and scientists are able to utilize Eckel equipment, products and materials to improve the technology that affects our lives and the environment for our future.
 
Acoustical Solutions, Inc.
Richmond, VA
800-782-5742
Since 1989, Acoustical Solutions has led the industry in product selection, quality and experience. They strive to provide the perfect solutions through offering quality products and superior customer service. When it comes to acoustic foam, they provide the broadest range of products in the industry. For all your needs, contact Acoustical Solutions for products to fit all your requirements.
 
ArtUSA Noise Control Products, Inc.
Norcross, GA
888-454-6975
At ArtUSA Noise Control Products you can count on quality engineers, manufacturers and installation providers to handle you tricky applications. They serve a wide variety of industries including animal shelters, apartments, schools, offices and nightclubs, amongst others. For all your acoustic foam needs, turn to Art USA, they will provide you with the service and expertise you can depend on.
 
Noise Control Corporation
Bakersfield, CA
800-606-6473
Since 1995, Noise Control Corporation has been leading the industry in noise control. Whether the noise is coming from loud conversations or high power machinery, they can provide solutions that can be tailored to fit the needs of all clients. For acoustic foam, be sure to contact a company you can depend on for the high quality and superior customer service you deserve.
 
Acoustical Systems, Inc.
Vandalia, OH
800-752-6640
Acoustical Systems has thirty-four years of outstanding service providing sound solutions to noise problems. The company engineers, designs and builds solutions for industrial, commercial, community and architectural applications. When it comes to acoustic foam, their team of experts is able to determine the perfect products and systems for you requirements. Call today to get started!
 
Super Soundproofing Company
San Marcos, CA
888-942-7723
At Super Soundproofing Company, all kinds of materials and vibration control products are sold that are usually available only to professionals, control consultants or knowledgeable industrial users. They only want customers to have the best products, so that is what they are ready to sell to you. For acoustic foam, don't hesitate, call Super Soundproofing today and get started!
 
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Acoustic Foam

As with other soundproofing materials, acoustic foam absorbs the sound waves, and reduces the effects of reverberation or reflected sound waves, which result in noise pollution. It allows the sound energy to penetrate into the material and be dissipated by its cellular or fibrous nature prior to reaching the reflective surface it is mounted on. This sound proofing foam is typically made of urethane open-cell foam. Open cell foam is soft foam in which the cell walls, or surfaces of the bubbles, are broken and air fills all of the spaces in the material. This makes the foam soft or weak. Airplane companies use the sound proof foam to line the walls of a passenger cabin, eliminating the noise within the airplane. Other areas where acoustic foam might be found are gyms, cafeterias, music clubs, function halls and churches.

The insulation value of the foam is related to the insulation value of the calm air inside the foam. Sound foam products solve troublesome structural vibration and reduce noise by alleviating slap and flutter echoes, especially in areas used for acoustic recordings. Acoustic foam materials can also be used in panels, ceilings and flooring to create sealed environments of clean sound. The greater the surface area of the foam, the greater the sound absorption qualities it possesses. Therefore, sound foam is often constructed with pyramid or egg crate style surfaces. Occasionally, it is covered with a film surface treatment which provides an excellent solution for use in harsh, moist, high temperature and chemical environments. Sound proof foam is an inexpensive form of soundproofing and is treated with dyes and/or chemical flame retardants such as an epoxy; this keeps it safe from excessive heat. However, it is a highly flammable material and should be used with caution in any areas making use of flames. The foam is also available in different colors, patterns and ranges of thickness, commonly found in 1" - 4" measurements. Alternative soundproofing materials to acoustic foam include rubber, magnesium oxide, and fiberglass.