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Old 19th February 2013   #1
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RFZ Broadband Absorber With 32kg/m3 Rockwool

Hi, friends.

If I´m going to build 4" thick broadband absorbers to put on the reflection points, can I use 32kg/m3 rockwool or should it be denser?
Building it with 48kg/m3 rockwool would make significant difference?


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Hi, friends.

If I´m going to build 4" thick broadband absorbers to put on the reflection points, can I use 32kg/m3 rockwool or should it be denser?
Building it with 48kg/m3 rockwool would make significant difference?


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At 4" thickness, 64 kg/m³ is about optimum. The lighter material will provide less low end absorption. Some people companies user denser material due to handling ease. The difference is not major. If you are going to order the material, why not order the better stuff?

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