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Bayfit ® Automotive:<br />

Silence is golden<br />

If a driver is exposed over a long period to loud noise, it is not only bad for his or her health, it also constitutes<br />

a significant safety risk. Bayfit ® Automotive systems absorb air-borne and structural noise to create<br />

pleasant interior acoustics. The optimum solution here is to use Bayfit ® foams and Bayflex ® heavy-layer<br />

cladding, either alone or in combination (the spring-mass principle). Ideally, the component will be made<br />

entirely of polyurethane. These components are normally invisible, e.g. they form the sound insulation<br />

on the bulkhead behind the dashboard, the foam backing on carpets and wheel arch linings, or modules<br />

for engine compartment insulation. All products can be processed very economically, because no timeconsuming<br />

trimming is needed. They can also be molded to the most complex geometries and are kind to<br />

the ears – and nerves – of the driver and passengers.<br />

With their optimized foam structure and perfect cavity filling, Bayfit ® Automotive foams offer excellent<br />

absorption of air-borne noise. Viscoelastic Bayfit ® in combination <strong>with</strong> a heavy layer of Bayflex ® SA also<br />

results in ideal structural sound and vibration damping. With the highly filled Bayflex ® SA and Bayflex ® SP<br />

systems for heavy layers, manufacturers can choose between grades for the classic RIM process or the<br />

more flexible spray processes. With both methods, the layer thickness can be varied at every single point<br />

on the part.

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