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Acoustic Foam

Enhancing safety and silence 

At Kewell Converters, we offer specialist acoustic foam, using a groundbreaking product that elevates industry standards in both sound insulation and fire safety.

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Carpenter Fireseal™

Carpenter Fireseal™ is commonly used for ventilation lining, sound absorption panels, acoustic enclosures for generators and compressors, and room/floor acoustic treatments.

Exceptional acoustic properties

Designed with open-cell polyurethane, this foam excels in absorbing sound while meeting the highest fire resistant testing standards. Using this foam, will make your chosen environment a quieter and safer place.

Uncompromising fire safety

Fully compliant with leading fire-resistance standards including EN 13501 B-s1, d0, BS476 pt6 & pt7 Class 0, and UL94 V-O, our specialist foam provides the utmost safety and peace of mind.

Industry applications

Our acoustic foam is versatile, serving a broad range of sectors:

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FAQs

Our specialist foam meets a number of UK fire safety standards, including: EN 13501 B-s1, d0, BS476 pt6 & pt7 Class 0, and UL94 V-O standards.

Yes, our foam is available in roll or sheet form. Custom shapes can also be ordered.

Absolutely, ’the flexibility of this specialist foam that allows for easy application on curved or complex surfaces.

Yes, we offer multi-functional substrates with our specialist acoustic foam such as self-adhesive backing to suit your specific needs.

It’s widely used in several industries including heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC), marine acoustics, Original Equipment Manufacturing (OEM), and across the building and construction sectors.

Common applications of Carpenter Fireseal™ our specialist acoustic foam, include ventilation lining, sound absorption panels, acoustic enclosures for generators and compressors, and room and floor acoustic treatments.

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