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Metallic Anechoic Wedge

We manufacture and export Metallic Anechoic Wedges in Pan India. Metallic Anechoic Wedges are highly accurate measuring instruments for measuring the acoustic properties of a surface. These wedges are made of an alloy mixture of copper, tin, and lead, known as a “metallic anechoic material”. This material is used because of its ability to absorb and dissipate energy as well as being ability to conduct electricity. (Read More)

A super-strong metallic sheet that’s perforated on the inside, and lined with acoustic foam and fiberglass tissue paper. Metallic Anechoic Wedges are the ultimate in sound dampening and have a reputation for producing great sound. Envirotech Metallic Anechoic Wedges are constructed of GI mesh with 42% free area or customized for maximum absorption and shall be filled with high-quality sound-absorbing material fiberglass/ Rockwool conforming to BS (British Standard) 476, ISO 1182 & IS 3808.(Click Here)

The Perforated Sheet shall be powder coated in any shade of your choice. It will add a beautiful touch to your home, or business. Metallic Anechoic Wedges are a noise-absorbing sound treatment that can be used to reduce the sounds of construction, traffic, and other similar noise. The wedge-shaped pieces can be cut to size and stuck to walls, ceilings, and floors, or can be placed on a speaker. The noise-absorbing wedges come in a variety of colors and are reusable. (To Get More Information)

Specifications of Metallic Anechoic Wedges

Material: Perforated GI mesh filled with acoustic fiberglass conforming to BS 476.

Shape: Triangular tip with parallel piped base.

Outer shell: Perforated GI sheet.

Color: Powder-coated off-white shade / Color choice of the client.

Acoustic Insulation filler: Confirming to ASTM C 423 / ISO 354; NRC> 0.95, Fire Resistance, high durability.

Free Field Room: A room whose walls, ceiling, and floor are lined with sound-absorbing materials to minimize all sound reflections, also known as an anechoic room.