Uses in brief
OverviewSoundlag 4525C is the most cost effective acoustic pipe lagging to satisfy the Australian Building Code's Rw45 requirement. Soundlag 4525C reduces the noise in hydraulic and waste pipes by 25 dB(A) and is the easiest installed of all the available systems. Construction
PerformanceThe Australian Building Code requires Rw ratings of 30 and 45 in non- habitable and habitable rooms respectively. Pipes correctly lagged with Soundlag 4525C within the right structure achieve these results. The diagrams outlined above are systems provided by PKA Acoustic Consultants, based on the actual test results (ATF 750B Report) carried out at the National Acoustic Laboratory, Sydney, Australia. The final results can be influenced adversely by air-conditioning ducts, lack of air gap, openings in ceilings such as vents, downlights, manholes and exhaust fans.
Sound Insertion Loss (A-weighted) Sound Power Levels, National Acoustic Laboratory (NAL) test, Report Reference ATF 750B, ATF 750F, ATF 749K Specifications
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Acoustic
lagging of hydraulic pipework to muffle hydraulic noises to within
the requirements of Rw45 of the Australian Building Code. 
Constructed
of hydrolysis-resistant foam and flexible loaded vinyl, Soundlag
4525C is protected by a tough reinforced foil to last a lifetime.
