SCG Acoustic Insulation - Cylence Zandera

Ceiling sound insulation is done to prevent air circulation sounds coming from the upper floor to the rooms on the upper floor. Floor sound insulation is done to prevent vibration sounds coming from the upper floors or to prevent noise-making activities downstairs from being reflected to the upper floors. For example, walking sounds upstairs may cause discomfort downstairs. For this reason, floor sound insulation should be made at the point where the sound occurs. The reason for sound insulation on ceilings may only be the sounds propagated in the air, such as speaking sounds. Since vibration-related sounds can travel downstairs through the walls as well as the ceiling, you should block the sound at the point where it occurs.

Sound Comfort Extra DFIR plasterboard, consists of higher density gypsum core reinforced with special additives and fibers, enclosed between paper for superior sound and fire protection. Application: • Ceiling • Wall • Areas with higher requirements for sound insulation and fire protection. Ideal for indoor use in areas with normal humidity up to 60% Advantages: • Enhanced sound insulation performance • High density of gypsum core for better sound insulation and stability Type D • Increased resistance to high temperatures Type F • Impact resistance - type I • Exceptional strength and durability - type R TECHNICAL INFORMATION: Thickness (mm) Width (mm) Length (mm) Weight (kg/m2) Sheets per pallet 12.5 1200 2000, 2600 12.00 40 pcs 15 1200 2000 14.00 40 pcs

With SCHOCK Powder Coating, we achieve high-performance and visually appealing product surfaces with long-term corrosion protection and individual color customization. SCHOCK Powder Coating operates with state-of-the-art technology, fast color change cycles, and sustainable, energy-efficient production. Our coating facility is located at the central logistics hub of the SCHOCK Group in DE-72296 Schopfloch. This ensures our customers receive punctual, reliable, and cost-effective deliveries. Electrostatic powder coating relies on the attraction between parts with opposite electrical charges. When high requirements for impact resistance and weather resistance are needed, powder coating is indispensable. These properties have led industries such as equipment manufacturing, machinery manufacturing, medical technology, heating and ventilation technology, household appliances, store fixtures and furniture manufacturing, as well as the automotive industry to largely transition from wet paint

TECHNICAL DEFINITION SEMIN AIRLESS is an interior finishing coating designed for Airless projection. It is ideally suited to the preparation of pre-slabs, walled concrete and plasterboards before painting. COMPOSITION AND APPEARANCE Emulsion acrylic resin, mineral filler, cellulose derivatives, conservation agent and various additives. ACCEPTED SUBSTRATES • Pasterboard • Filling coatings • Old paintwork • Smoothed concrete • Plaster blocks SUITABLE SURFACES SEMIN AIRLESS can be covered with any acrylic or oil-based paint. TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS • Dry matter: 72% • Density: 1.6 PREPARATION OF SURFACES BEFORE APPLICATION The substrate must comply with DTU 59.1, i.e. be clean, dry, free of dust and of any trace of stripping oil. Plasterboard must be primed. APPLICATION SEMIN AIRLESS can be projected with any type of Airless type 695, 795 or Mark 5 machine, fitted with an Airless tremie and a size 21, 23 or 41 nozzle.