Thermoplastic Felt
Thermoplastic type felt is a combination of textile fibres, bonded by thermoplastic fibres to give a firm felt with rigidity depending on the customer specified composition.
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Thermoplastic felts are typically bound together using a Low melt Bi-component polyester fibre and or polypropylene which are then blended with fibres taken from the vast range of fibres available. Thermoplastic felts can be moulded into desired shapes by heating and shaping or can be used without moulding.
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Flammability resistance - Levels dependant on fibres used.
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Acoustic performance
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NVH performance
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Thermal conductivity
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Material weight from: 500 G/M² - 2400 G/M² (weight increase by gluing sheets together to achieve higher weight spec)
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Thickness from: 6mm - 80mm
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Binder content from: 15% to 50%
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Fibre content from: 50% to 75%
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ide range of fibres can be selected and used
Typically found within:
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Interior areas
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Inside Mattress
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Used with other flooring materials
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Insulation