Acoustic Pipe Lagging Insulation
Pipe Acoustic Lagging is a high-performance sound sheathing material consisting of a mass loaded flexible vinyl bonded to foil facing, with a decoupling layer. It is designed to reduce noise break-out from pipes, valves, fan housings and ductwork in commercial, industrial and domestic buildings. The unique construction of Acoustic Pipe Lagging means it acts as both a noise barrier as well as a noise absorber, thereby providing dual benefits. Its highly dense and flexible mass layer provides excellent sound reduction properties, whilst its decoupling layer breaks the vibration path between the substrate and the mass barrier, thus allowing the vinyl external wrap to remain flexible to optimise performance. The external foil facing offers a fire resistant covering and an excellent surface to join adjacent sheets.Reducing Energy Consumption with Pipe Wrap Insulation
It only takes a few simple alterations to conserve the energy used to heat your home. DIY pipe insulation is not a particularly technical project and although it will take some hours to get it done, the effects will be long lasting. More heat will be conserved as it travels around the house, meaning the house will heat up more quickly as you adjust the thermostat. Pipe insulation material is relatively cheap and the energy savings will soon pay off the insulation investment, giving you genuine savings every year. You will also notice a significant water pipe noise reduction with pipework insulation.Acoustic Foil Pipe Insulation
- A high-performance sound sheathing pipe lagging material.
- Consists of a mass loaded flexible vinyl bonded to a foil facing with a decoupling layer – a very effective pipe cladding combination
- Designed to reduce noise break-out from pipes, valves, fan housings and ductwork in commercial, industrial and domestic buildings.
- Lagging pipes serves as both a noise barrier as well as a noise absorber, thereby providing dual benefits.
- Its highly dense and flexible mass layer provides excellent sound reduction properties, whilst its decoupling layer breaks the vibration path between the substrate and the mass barrier, thus allowing the vinyl external wrap to remain flexible to optimise performance.