Description
VL65 Acoustic Membrane
Features
- Easy to use, cut and trim
- Supplied in roll form: 6m x 1m
- Airborne noise reduction
- Very high acoustic performance
Benefits
- Improved low frequency performance
- Also acts as a VCL
Product description
VL-65 acoustic membrane is a high mass, visco-elastic acoustic damping membrane with the added advantage of improved low frequency performance over our other acoustic membranes. It is internally reinforced with a micro fibreglass carrier for improved dimensional stability.
Applications
- Soundproofing against airborne noise in floors, walls and ceilings when used in conjunction with other low surface density materials.
- VL-65 is acoustically equivalent to lead of the same surface weight.
- When bonded between stiff rigid sheet materials it greatly reduces the resonance and coincidence dips.
- Stapled over frameworks it greatly improves the performance of lightweight partitions.
- When bonded to resonating metal panels it greatly reduces vibration and re-radiated noise.
- Offers high acoustic performance when combined with sound absorbent materials.
- Can be used for damping of impact noise caused by atmospheric agents on metal deck roofs.
Acoustic Performance
Hz | 50 | 63 | 80 | 125 | 250 | 500 | 1k | 2k | 4k | Rw |
R dB | 18 | 19 | 11 | 17 | 21 | 24 | 29 | 34 | 39 | 28 |
Test Report Number: 130702/002 |
Technical Data
VL-65 Technical Data | |
Density | 1.9g/cm3 (+/-0.05) |
Colour | Black |
Roll Size | 6m x 1m |
Weight | 6.5kg/m2 |
Thickness | 4mm |
Fire Resistance | >B,s1,d0 when used in partitions as shown below |
Water Vapour resistance (µ) | 50000 |
Maximum tensile strength | 350 ±150 / 250 ± 100 EN 12311-1 |
Elongation | ±45 EN 12311-1 |
Cold Flexibility | -10°C; EN1109 |
High Temperature flow resistance | 120°C; EN1110 |
VL65 Acoustic Membrane eliminates the coincidence dip around 2.5kHz found in rigid sheet materials such as plasterboard on studwork by 12dB.
The tests below show standard studwall constructions with and without VL65 Acoustic Membrane sandwiched between the sheets.
The low frequency resonance dip at around 160Hz is reduced by 8dB.
This superb material will improve the overall averaged Rw of a stud partition, as shown below, by 6dB.