Keel / Framing Anti-Vibration Adhesive - SoundBox

Secondary resonance occurs when a resonance source matches the natural frequency of the metal framing (studs/joists), a phenomenon that is exacerbated by the cavity and thin panel effects.

Low-frequency sound from audio systems, central air conditioning, and electromechanical equipment can all be induced resonance sources for metal framing.

Resonance not only generates mixed noise but is also a primary cause of panel structural cracking and sound leakage.

The OFF Stud/Joist Damping Adhesive is based on a stringent zero-emission IIR polymer damping material, which generates powerful wide-band damping energy to absorb and dissipate the passive resonance of the metal framing.

The C-shape wide-wrap design isolates the rigid connection between main and secondary framing, eliminating the vibration sound bridges at the clip contact points. Its significant adhesive force allows each frame to form an integrated structure with the panel, strengthening the panel's "skeleton" and mitigating the critical issue of thin panel resonance sound transmission. This ultimately achieves an enhanced spatial vibration reduction, noise reduction, and sound insulation index.

The F1E and F2E composite IIR materials are suitable for damping wrap applications on ceiling and partition wall framing in homes, audiovisual rooms, hotels, recording studios, multi-functional halls, and entertainment venues.