Acoustical Panel Ünitex

Ünitex

The Ünitex is a rigid acoustical PET panel:

  • 100% PET panel
  • Superior stiffness properties
  • Pilling resistant
  • Great structural properties for standalone applications
  • Lighter, more acoustical and better dimensional stability that wood fibers such as Tentest
  • Easy to laminate using Feltväri or other fabrics
  • Tackable properties on both sides
  • Ideal for acoustical panels, acoustical tiles, baffles and wall partitions
  • Available in 9 colors
  • Available in 7mm and 12,7mm of thickness
  • Possibility of adding our acoustical fabrics known as FeltväriTM
  • Manufactured in North America since 1967
Product description


FIRE RATED*
ASTM E-84

PANEL SIZE
1,24 m x 2,46 m (±10%)
48,8” x 96,8” (±10%)

THICKNESSES
• 7 mm or ¼” (±10 %)
• 12 mm or ½” (±10%)

 

100 %
PET content
up to 50 %
of recycling PET fibers depending of color properties

COLORS

                   
Tan Percé

                   
Tan Woburn

                   
Black Wendake   

   

 

 

                   
Gray St-Sébastien

                   
Gray Westmont

              
Gray Fermont

   

 

 

                   
Rougemont

                    
Green Ste-Marie

              
Blue St-Georges

 

 

 

*See technical data sheet for more details. 
Preparation guide

Mold-to-measure with thermoforming

Ünitex can be thermoformed into almost any three-dimensional shape. Simply preheat it and shape it by applying pressure in a cold mold. Hot air is generally used for preheating, but another option is to used infrared heaters in a conveyor oven or on a rotary molding table. It is possible to work with several different densities when molding and your options don’t stop here! Ünitex can be laminated with a variety of fabrics, including nonwovens such as Feltväri, or with films and knits.

Pressure forming technology

When Ünitex is pressure formed between the male and female molds, the ideal wall thickness distribution is produced in the cross direction, thereby eliminating the need to stretch the material during the process. The material to be formed should be between 302°F and 375°F (150°C to 190°C), depending on its density and thickness.

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