Dynamat 2036, 50455, 50400 User Manual

Stop Noise at the Source

Quiet Your Appliances, Ductwork, Soil Pipes & Stainless Sinks

Without With

DUCT WORK

Unwanted noise produced by vibrating
sheet metal is a common problem in every
household. Dishwashers, air conditioners,
duct work and piping create irritating noise
problems that keep you from enjoying
music, movies and everyday family life. All
these items are made from sheet metal and
can be made quiet with an application of

Dynamat

Dynamat Xtreme is a very thin, light-

weight, constrained-layer vibrational
damper. Dynamat Xtreme has a self
adhesive peel and stick backing with a high
level of tack that conforms and fuses easily
to sheet metal and any other hard substrate.

Xtreme

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Sheet metal

Sheet metal subjected to impact creates noise.
With Dynamat installed, the noise is transformed
into silent energy through a process called
"Vibro-Acoustic Energy Conversion". Dynamat
converts the vibrational energy into low-grade
thermal energy. The result is a more quiet and
comfortable living environment.

Sheet metal

Dynamat

Dynamat Solves

Noise Problems!

APPLIANCES

Part No. 2036

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Dynamat Xtreme Bulk Pak Part No. 50455

9 pcs. 18" x 32" (36 sq. ft.)

Dynamat Xtreme Utility Pak Part No. 50400

24 pcs. 4" x 10" (6.6 sq. ft.)

SOIL PIPES

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Specifications

Appearance:

Black butyl core with 4 mil aluminum constraining
layer, self adhesive with release liner

Thickness:

0.067” (1.7mm)

Temperature Range (Optimal Performance):

14 ºF to +140 ºF (-10 ºC to +60 ºC)

Temperature Range (Resistance):

-65 ºF to +300 ºF (-54 ºC to +149 ºC)

Adhesive Peel Strength:

42.6 lb./in. (74.8 N/cm) on cold steel

Chemical Resistance:

Resistant to water and mineral oils

Mass:

0.45lbs./ft.2 (2.20kg/m2)

Acoustic Loss Factor @ Temperature
(Using ASTM method E756 @ 200 Hz):

0.081 @ +14˚F (-10˚C)

0.240 @ +32˚F (+0˚C)

0.257 @ +50˚F (+10˚C)

0.417 @ +68˚F (+20˚C)

0.259 @ +86˚F (+30˚C)

0.194 @ +104˚F (+40˚C)

0.140 @ +122˚F (+50˚C)

0.094 @ +140˚F (+60˚C)

Installation

Panel resonance control starts with a minimum of 25% coverage of Dynamat. This works best centered in the panel you are
quieting. (Note: Some panels may require full coverage to gain proper resonance control.)

Before you start your installation, be sure surface is totally free from dust, dirt and foreign matter. Dust will greatly
affect the adhesion of the Dynamat thus reducing the damping efficiency.

Using a razor knife or scissors, cut the Dynamat to the desired shape and size (a cardboard or paper template may be
helpful.) Remove the release liner from the back of the Dynamat and apply Dynamat to the prepared surface. On
large surfaces, remove the release liner in sections working your way down and across the panel.

Apply the Dynamat to the panel surface with a Dynamat roller tool. Take the roller tool and work the Dynamat into all
of the contours of the metal panel. Using a razor knife, poke holes in any air pockets that may have formed between
the panel and the Dynamat. Work the air out with the roller tool. Eliminating air pockets will ensure lasting adhesion of
the Dynamat to the panel, giving you maximum damping efficiency.