More surface area, less noise
A structured surface increases the acoustic performance of sound absorbers and enables efficient solutions for technical applications.
Improved sound absorption through increased surface area
Noticeable noise reduction in technical applications
High acoustic performance with minimal material usage
Flexible use in machines, vehicles and systems
More surface area, less noise
A structured surface increases the acoustic performance of sound absorbers and enables efficient solutions for technical applications.
Improved sound absorption through increased surface area
Noticeable noise reduction in technical applications
High acoustic performance with minimal material usage
Flexible use in machines, vehicles and systems
More surface area, less noise
A structured surface increases the acoustic performance of sound absorbers and enables efficient solutions for technical applications.
Improved sound absorption through increased surface area
Noticeable noise reduction in technical applications
High acoustic performance with minimal material usage
Flexible use in machines, vehicles and systems
You’ll find felt-backed acoustic panels, classic technical acoustic foams and much more in our CLASSIC LINE.
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In server environments, profiled acoustic absorbers effectively reduce airborne noise and help minimise operating sounds from IT systems and cooling units.

Thanks to their increased surface area, the absorbers reduce sound propagation inside machines and help significantly minimise disturbing noises and reflections during operation.

For HVAC and energy technology systems, profiled acoustic absorbers specifically reduce airborne noise and ensure quieter operation of technical equipment.

In housings and machine enclosures, profiled surfaces absorb sound and reduce noise emissions from technical equipment.

Profiled acoustic absorbers are sound absorbers with an egg crate or pyramid profile that effectively reduce airborne noise, reverberation and sound reflections. Thanks to their enlarged surface area, they achieve particularly high sound absorption performance and are widely used in mechanical engineering and technical equipment.
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Profiled acoustic absorbers are ideal for machine enclosures, technical housings, server rooms, ventilation and air conditioning systems, vehicles and rail vehicles. They are used wherever airborne noise needs to be reduced and acoustic conditions improved. Manufactured in Eschweiler near Aachen, Germany, aixFOAM solutions are trusted in demanding industrial applications.
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The open-cell foam structure absorbs sound waves and converts their energy into heat. The profiled surface additionally increases the effective absorption area, resulting in even better sound absorption, particularly in the medium and high frequency ranges. This effectively reduces machine noise, airborne sound and reverberation.
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Both variants provide excellent sound absorption. Pyramid foam features pointed geometric profiles and is often preferred for premium technical applications, while egg crate foam has a rounded wave profile offering very effective sound absorption and an economical solution for many industrial applications. The choice mainly depends on the required acoustic performance and visual preference.
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Profiled acoustic absorbers provide excellent sound absorption with low weight and easy installation. They are available in different profile geometries, material thicknesses and optional self-adhesive versions. This makes them a versatile and cost-effective solution for reducing machine noise, airborne sound and reverberation in technical environments.
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