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Micro perforated acoustic panels are a relatively new architectural sound absorption technology and they are applied in all kinds of buildings and structures. These panels are designed with very small perforations, usually less than a millimeter in diameter, which effectively control the reflection of the sound and suppress noise. Contrary to conventional acoustical materials, which utilize foam or fiber, the micro perforated panels are made of solid surfaces that are breathable because of the holes that are drilled to high precision. This will enable them to capture the combination of functionality as well as beautification, thus apt in contemporary design settings. How Micro Perforation Works for Sound Absorption The physics of Micro Perforated Acoustic Panels is that sound waves react with the holes that are built at a microscopic level. When the sound waves reach the panel surface, they penetrate these micro holes and produce friction as they pass through air in these holes, and s...

PVC fabric tracks have gained more and more popularity in different industries during recent years: logistics, warehousing, agriculture, sports, and even home usage. These tracks have a good reputation, being strong, flexible, and cost-effective, providing a great alternative to more traditional materials, such as metal or rubber. This blog discusses why fabric tracks are a game-changer, their uses, and why companies are embracing them to get long-term value. What Are PVC Fabric Tracks? PVC fabric tracks are built out of polyvinyl chloride (PVC) coated fabrics, usually reinforced with polyester mesh or other synthetic fibers. This combination produces a lightweight but very strong material that is capable of withstanding tears. The main advantage is the fact that the fabric is strong, but it does not provide excessive bulk. These tracks are waterproof as well as chemical, UV rays, and abrasion resistant due to their structure. PVC tracks are versatile and can, therefore, be produced i...