Interstate Specialty Products die cuts acoustic fabrics for applications that require sound dampening or acoustic transparency. Acoustic meshes like Saati’s Acoustex family of products also provide heat and moisture venting, environmental resistance, and support for larger product designs. Interstate die cuts acoustic fabrics to your precise specifications, and can apply pressure-sensitive adhesives (PSAs) or create multi-layer components such as mesh gaskets.
Advantages of Die-Cut Acoustic Fabrics
Die-cut acoustic fabrics either block sounds (sound dampening) or permit their passage (acoustic transparency). Acoustic fabrics can also control airflow and provide protection against wind, water, humidity, moisture, dust, spray, and particles of particular sizes. Acoustic fabrics are available in different thicknesses, and color matching supports their use on device or equipment surfaces. Acoustic meshes that are waterproof, or that provide mechanical or electrical resistance are also available.
Open Weave Acoustic Fabrics vs. Closed Weave Acoustic Fabrics
Die-cut acoustic fabrics can be categorized as either open weave or closed weave materials. Open weave acoustic fabrics are acoustic filters that allow the passage of sounds, typically at a specific frequency or range of frequencies. Closed weave acoustic fabrics have sound blocking or sound absorbing properties to prevent the reflection of sound waves. Both types of die cut acoustic fabrics can also provide heat and moisture venting, as well as environmental resistance.
Applications for Die-Cut Acoustic Meshes
Die-cut acoustic fabrics are used in mobile phones and tablets, notebooks and PCs, earphones and headsets, two-way radios for military communications, and automotive interiors. Die-cut acoustic meshes are also used in wind screens for microphones, vents for headphones, and mesh gaskets for professional audio equipment and personal electronic devices.
Find Die-Cut Acoustic Fabrics and Die-Cut Acoustic Meshes
Are die cut acoustic fabrics the right choice for your sound dampening application? Interstate Specialty Products die cuts acoustic meshes and supplies acoustic vents with or without pressure-sensitive adhesives. Interstate can also laminate acoustically-transparent materials into multi-layer mesh gaskets that resist water and contaminants. To learn how we can help you, contact us on-line or call (800) 984-1811.
A 3rd generation leader of the business, Jaclyn takes pride in her pivotal role in driving the company’s strategic initiatives and operational excellence forward. She is passionate about building strong, collaborative relationships with clients and partners, ensuring that Interstate Specialty Products consistently meets and exceeds industry standards. She also enjoys mentoring emerging leaders and fostering a culture of continuous improvement within the organization.
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Die-Cut Acoustic Fabrics and Acoustic Meshes
Advantages of Die-Cut Acoustic Fabrics
Open Weave Acoustic Fabrics vs. Closed Weave Acoustic Fabrics
Die-cut acoustic fabrics can be categorized as either open weave or closed weave materials. Open weave acoustic fabrics are acoustic filters that allow the passage of sounds, typically at a specific frequency or range of frequencies. Closed weave acoustic fabrics have sound blocking or sound absorbing properties to prevent the reflection of sound waves. Both types of die cut acoustic fabrics can also provide heat and moisture venting, as well as environmental resistance.
Applications for Die-Cut Acoustic Meshes
Find Die-Cut Acoustic Fabrics and Die-Cut Acoustic Meshes
Are die cut acoustic fabrics the right choice for your sound dampening application? Interstate Specialty Products die cuts acoustic meshes and supplies acoustic vents with or without pressure-sensitive adhesives. Interstate can also laminate acoustically-transparent materials into multi-layer mesh gaskets that resist water and contaminants. To learn how we can help you, contact us on-line or call (800) 984-1811.
Jaclyn Skagerlind
Vice President
A 3rd generation leader of the business, Jaclyn takes pride in her pivotal role in driving the company’s strategic initiatives and operational excellence forward. She is passionate about building strong, collaborative relationships with clients and partners, ensuring that Interstate Specialty Products consistently meets and exceeds industry standards. She also enjoys mentoring emerging leaders and fostering a culture of continuous improvement within the organization.
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