Improved noise reduction with evguard®

Date: 2 December 2017

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Date: 2 December 2017

Currently we tested again our film evguard® for sound insulation according to DIN EN ISO 10140-2.

With a laminated glass structure 44.2 (two panes of 4 mm thick glass and a layer of 0.760 mm EVA), an airborne sound insulation index of 37 dB was achieved - without additional soundproofing layers.

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