Comfortable acoustic space with sound absorption and design. Non-combustible sound-absorbing wall system "ISTFLON Wall System."
The non-combustible sound-absorbing wall system is an acoustic interior wall system that uses Istofron non-combustible fabric, developed with a unique composite technology, as the surface material for glass wool sound-absorbing panels. It can be constructed by fixing the original joiner to the base with staples or screws, setting the glass wool panels, and then covering them with decorative fabric, inserting the edges into the joiner.
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<Properties> ■Non-combustibility ■Sound absorption ■Workability ■Designability
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Sound-absorbing wall
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Sound Absorption Reflected and reverberated sounds in indoor spaces can negatively affect the quality of conversation and music. The non-combustible sound-absorbing wall system adjusts the acoustics of the room, creating a comfortable sound environment. It effectively absorbs sounds from the 500-1000 Hz range, where human speech occurs, to sounds above 4000 Hz, where the human ear is most sensitive. Additionally, it can also reduce sound leakage to the outside.
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Usage example: Conference room
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I.S.T Corporation is a research and development-oriented manufacturer based in Shiga Prefecture. We develop functional materials that do not exist in the world and propose and provide them to our customers. We mainly handle heat-resistant and flame-retardant functional materials, focusing on inorganic fibers that combine polyimide resins and fluorine resins, and our range of products that apply these materials is active in a wide variety of fields, including office automation equipment, construction, electrical, electronics, and aerospace.
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