Softwave 15mm

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The 15 mm thick sound absorber from Comfort Mat ensures acoustic optimization by minimizing disruptive frequencies in the interior. You can now buy this dampening material online and always get it at a great price thanks to the Masori Lowest Price Guarantee. The softness of the polyurethane base with special polymers enables targeted noise reduction without adding unnecessary weight. This creates an impressive memory effect, which is particularly beneficial in mid-frequency ranges and ensures consistent performance over the long term. The 700 x 1000 mm format covers even larger door panels or trunk structures very well. A strong adhesive layer of acrylic adhesive is already integrated, allowing you to apply the material directly to existing vibration dampers. This sound absorber is optimized for dry applications as it is not water-resistant. The subtle gray tone also blends unobtrusively into the vehicle interior, ensuring undisturbed aesthetics.

High-density polyurethane foam with polymer additive for increased memory effect and pleasant softness in the vehicle

The highly compressed polyurethane foam in Comfort Mat's damping material provides a solid foundation for sustainable sound reduction. Thanks to special polymer additives, the material remains flexible at different temperatures, ensuring consistently high insulation. The memory effect prevents permanent deformation when pressure is applied, which is beneficial when installing at awkward angles. A thinner material would have less mass on the surface, which could increase high-frequency reflection. Excessive thickness, on the other hand, could make installation in narrow spaces more difficult. The selected composition achieves a balance between deformability and resilience. In practice, it has been shown that the material density used is optimally tailored to internal vehicle resonances compared to conventional foams, keeping sound details audible instead of swallowing them.

Effective 15 mm thickness for outstanding sound absorption on door panels and trunk side walls

The 15 mm thickness of this sound absorber ensures effective vibration dampening and improves the playback quality of your car hi-fi system. This thickness is among the medium-strength options on the market, allowing for space-saving installation in recessed door spaces or along large trunk side panels. A thinner version would neutralize less airborne sound, which could negatively impact impulse response, while significantly thicker mats are often difficult to install in tight door spaces. The 15 mm thickness offers an optimal compromise: sufficient sound absorption and a moderate installation height. Especially in car hi-fi configurations with powerful speakers, you benefit from the foam structure's ability to dampen disruptive resonances in the mid-frequency range. This measure makes it easier to achieve a clear tonal balance without transmitting unwanted drone into the vehicle interior.

Memory capability against disturbing vibrations in varying outside temperatures

The memory capacity of the softly structured polyurethane ensures that the insulation material almost returns to its original shape after being subjected to compressive loads. In temperate to hot summer conditions indoors, some insulation materials tend to permanently deform, which in turn can create cavities for new resonances. The aforementioned resilience helps here, as the material maintains its sound-absorbing surface structure even after repeated loading. If the resilience value were lower, the material could remain compressed and thus dampen less sound. A higher value results in even better dimensional stability, but can complicate installation when covering very irregular surfaces. Compared to standard foams, this insulation material offers a robust composition that allows for consistently high efficiency in changing climate conditions.

Practical 700 x 1000 mm dimensions for flexible use at different car hi-fi installation points

The 700 x 1000 mm panel size covers common installation areas in your vehicle, such as the inside of the doors, areas behind the trim panels, or the side of the trunk. Compared to compact insulation mats, which often require cutting into smaller pieces, this size simplifies precise cutting in a single step. This allows for uneven shapes or particularly hard-to-reach bodywork areas, ensuring a smooth installation. Smaller dimensions would result in gaps that could allow resonance to penetrate. Larger dimensions than 700 x 1000 mm, on the other hand, would be more cumbersome to cut, potentially resulting in unnecessary material waste. Therefore, especially in the car hi-fi context, you benefit from easy panel adjustment without excessive cutting into smaller pieces leading to unwanted gaps.

0.39 kg per panel and 0.56 kg/m² weight for easy handling in vibration insulation

At 0.39 kg per 700 x 1000 mm panel, the Comfort Mat damping material is at a weight level that allows for convenient installation. Converted to a square meter, this value is 0.56 kg/m², which can be considered quite low compared to conventional high-performance insulation. A higher surface weight would further enhance sound absorption, but could lead to unnecessary load transfer in the vehicle. With much lighter versions, however, the sound-absorbing effect is often also reduced, which could impair the car hi-fi sound quality. This value thus provides a well-thought-out balance between weight and damping properties. In practice, mats with moderate dimensions are particularly easy to install on their own, as they are not bulky and can be pressed precisely into the affected resonance points.

Strong adhesive acrylic adhesive as a second layer on existing vibration dampers with high adhesive strength

The integrated acrylic adhesive in this sound absorber allows you to apply it directly as a second layer to pre-installed butyl or aluminum-supported vibration dampers. This strong bond ensures a comprehensive bond, minimizing air pockets and creating a stable sound barrier. A less adhesive-strength adhesive would carry the risk of the material shifting in critical areas over time, creating voids. An even stronger adhesive, on the other hand, would make it more difficult to reposition the insulation if you wanted to slightly reposition it after the initial application. The acrylic base provides a good balance between effortless application and permanent fixation. It is also resistant to temperature fluctuations, which can be particularly useful in the roof area or near power amplifiers in the trunk.

Advantages of use in the interior and support at the Carhifi online shop Masori

The non-water-resistant insulation foam is perfect for interior parts that don't normally come into direct contact with water, such as doors or side panels. If you have any questions about installation or the acoustic effects, you can find quick advice at Masori: In addition to the On-site installation in Frankfurt (Oder) there is a Expert Support FAQ & Help as well as the detailed Audio Blog . This will provide you with all the information you need for proper installation and ensure that your doors and panels won't let in moisture or unwanted resonance. If you follow this advice, you'll benefit from a stable soundstage in the long run, bringing your car hi-fi components to the forefront and eliminating any drone or vibration.

No water resistance thanks to NO indication: Ideal use in dry interiors for acoustic perfection

Since the insulation material is not water-resistant, it is recommended for installation in dry areas such as behind door panels, on the dashboard, or in places in the trunk that are not directly exposed to moisture. If it were water-repellent, the material could also be used in areas more susceptible to moisture. However, because Comfort Mat relies on high levels of dampening comfort and an elastic memory effect in this sound absorber, the focus is clearly on acoustic performance in the interior. In very humid areas, the fibers of the polyurethane foam could absorb water, thus reducing their insulating effect. However, when used properly in dry areas, performance remains reliably high without the risk of compromising the structure through water contact.

Grey colour in the car hi-fi context for a subtle yet technical look in the interior

The gray color of the high-density foam creates a subtle effect, so you won't be surprised by any striking color accents even after opening up the trim panels. Choosing a bold color scheme could be distracting if there are small gaps in the interior door panel. A darker gray or black would fade more quickly, while significantly lighter shades could quickly show dirt. This creates a harmonious balance that can be easily combined with most interior trim without attracting unnecessary attention. In practice, this muted tone proves particularly useful when applying insulation to areas that are temporarily visible during certain conversions. This creates a harmonious overall appearance that complements the car hi-fi installation both visually and acoustically.