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Core adopted: PC Solid Sheets (Endurance Boards), PC Anti-Glare Sheets. It has excellent sound insulation, safety and durability, visual transparency, lightweight and easy construction. It is especially suitable for scenarios that need to balance noise reduction and landscape, mainly used in transportation infrastructure (both sides of expressways/urban arterial roads), railway and rail transit lines, and industrial boundaries (equipment noise reduction).
Applications: Railways, Urban Rail Transit, Municipal Viaducts, Highways, Industrial Plants & Other Noise Sources
Noise Pollution Reduction & Living/Working Environment Improvement
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