PET acoustic material absorbs sound waves through its porous, fibrous structure. When sound waves enter the material, the energy of the sound waves is reflected and refracted between the fibers, converting it into heat energy, thereby achieving sound absorption. The porous structure of PET acoustic material effectively reduces sound wave reflection, especially for mid to high-frequency noise, making it highly effective at sound absorption. Additionally, the fibers in PET material can vibrate slightly under the action of sound waves, transforming mechanical energy into heat energy, further enhancing the material's sound-absorbing performance.
Eco-Friendly and Sustainable: PET acoustic material can be made from recycled plastic bottles and other synthetic materials, reducing environmental pollution and promoting resource recycling. The manufacturing and use of PET acoustic material also minimizes dependence on fresh raw materials and reduces waste generation.
Excellent Sound Absorption: The fibrous structure of PET acoustic material effectively absorbs and reduces sound reflection, making it suitable for various indoor applications such as concert halls, theaters, conference rooms, and more. It helps create a more comfortable acoustic environment.
Chemical Stability: PET acoustic material has good chemical stability and does not release volatile organic compounds (VOCs), ensuring the safety of the environment in which it is used.
Versatile Applications: PET acoustic material is not only used in traditional building and decoration applications but also in furniture and home accessories, such as soundproof partitions and noise-reducing pet houses, offering more design and practical options.
Acousound's PET Acoustic Material is a high-performance acoustic material made from eco-friendly polyester fibers, providing excellent sound wave absorption capabilities. It effectively reduces noise and echo, enhancing the acoustic effects of spaces, making it particularly suitable for environments with high acoustic demands, such as meeting rooms, cinemas, and concert halls.
