[Presentation of Materials] "Five Points to Consider When Choosing Sound Absorption Materials"

At the newly renovated Tokyo Metro Ginza Line Shibuya Station, our sound-absorbing material 'POAL' has been adopted. The ceiling behind the characteristic M-shaped arch roof is 'POAL'. By absorbing sound, 'POAL' reduces the noise from crowds, vehicles, and echoes, making announcements easier to hear and creating a comfortable "sound space." It plays a role in controlling the quantity and quality of sound, contributing to the spatial design appropriate for the new Ginza Line Shibuya Station, which is one of the symbols of the Shibuya district redevelopment. More details can be found on the Tokyo Metro website and other sources. Railway stations are constantly exposed to vibrations and the elements, making them a very harsh environment for interior materials. 'POAL' is weather-resistant, flexible, and durable, so it does not crack even when subjected to continuous vibrations. It can be safely used as a noise reduction material for railways and roads, as well as for interior materials. <Product> Aluminum fiber sound-absorbing material POAL Features: Made with aluminum fibers, excellent weather resistance, and heat resistance. Good drainage, easy processing and installation, recyclable, and environmentally friendly. Color coordination is possible through painting. ◆ Samples are currently available for free! Please feel free to contact us below.