Hoesch® isorock HP Akustik

HOESCH® isorock HP acoustic

Product Details

The Hoesch® isorock HP acoustic panel is a visibly screwed element especially for acoustic insulation and sound absorption applications. It is used as a partition wall for INTERNAL applications. Due to the perforated inner surface layer, the acoustic behaviour in rooms improved considerably.

Type: Wall element, visible fix
Insulation Core: mineral wool
Max. production length: 14,30 m (>100 mm thickness)
Cover Width: 1.000, 1.150, 1.200 mm
Element thickness (D): 60 – 150 mm
Fire behaviour: A2‑s1,d0


Application

The Hoesch® isorock HP Akustik is a wall system with mineral wool insulation core and visual fixing. The sandwich elements can be laid vertically or horizontally and are available in widths of 1,000, 1,150 and 1,200 mm. Its assessed sound reduction index Rw is 35 dB.

Datasheet

Hoesch® isorock HP Akustik - Datasheet

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Product Information

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Techn. data
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Tender text

Paroc / Hoesch® / EMS® Product Selector - 02.2020

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