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Sylomer

Elastic polyurethane material for vibration and structure-borne noise isolation (10 standard types).

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Versatile
For different loads
Damping
Excellent vibration damping
Durable
Long service life
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Sylomer

Sylomer is a sophisticated polyurethane material (PU) with an even balance of resilience and damping characteristics. Thanks to this exceptional combination, Sylomer effectively reduces vibration and related structure-borne noise everywhere from railway lines to buildings or machinery. Sylomer features an open-celled structure and is highly elastic; its long-term behaviour is scientifically proven and the material's effectiveness has been tried and tested over decades. The Sylomer series contains a wide range of different product types, ensuring the perfect solution can be selected for the respective load situation – and no matter how challenging the technical conditions. Specially developed for safety-critical applications, the flame-retardant variant Sylomer FR meets the highest fire classification HL3 (Hazard Level 3) in accordance with EN 45545-2.

Versatile

For different loads

Can be selected for different loads

Damping

Excellent vibration damping

Provides outstanding vibration isolation

Durable

Long service life

Retains its properties and elasticity for decades

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High dynamic load-capacity polyurethane material for precise vibration isolation (8 standard types).
Static range of use
standard types from 0.075 N/mm² to 1.5 N/mm², special types to 12 N/mm²
Load peaks
up to 24 N/mm²
Number of standard types
8
Stiffening factor (Cdyn/Cstat)
from 1.15 to 1.40
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