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Getzner’s expands its impact noise protection range

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New Acoustic Floor Mat types now available

The vibration isolating solution Acoustic Floor Mat (AFM) now comes in two new designs with improved product characteristics.

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Getzner develops advanced polyurethane materials for protection against vibration and noise in the rail, construction and industry sectors.

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Getzner Werkstoffe GmbH specialises in vibration isolation in the rail, construction and industry sectors. Derived from our own in-house research, the high-tech materials Sylomer®, Sylodyn® , Sylodamp® and Isotop® are used in the railway superstructure, for the resilient bedding of buildings and machinery, and also as structural components.

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Production is running! Improved impact noise reduction of 29 dB and 35 dB with our two new types of Acoustic Floor Mats. Our high quality products will make it easier than ever to satisfy increased noise insulation requirements for floating floors. Find out more -> https://www.getzner.com/afm-35
Production is running! Improved impact noise reduction of 29 dB and 35 dB with our two new types of Acoustic Floor Mats. Our high quality products will make it easier than ever to satisfy increased noise insulation requirements for floating floors. Find out more -> https://www.getzner.com/afm-35
Have you ever wondered where an impact noise protection mat is placed in a floor structure? No problem - check out the Acoustic Floor Mat products in our interactive 3D viewer on our website: https://www.getzner.com/en/products/construction-products/acoustic-floor-mat-33
Have you ever wondered where an impact noise protection mat is placed in a floor structure? No problem - check out the Acoustic Floor Mat products in our interactive 3D viewer on our website: https://www.getzner.com/en/products/construction-products/acoustic-floor-mat-33
BounceCalc - our brandnew online selector to find the best fitting Sylodamp® material for your requirements - is launched! Register now! You need an impact insulation? Sylodamp® is your first choice!
BounceCalc - our brandnew online selector to find the best fitting Sylodamp® material for your requirements - is launched! Register now! You need an impact insulation? Sylodamp® is your first choice!
You missed the apprenticeship fair #nextsteplehre? No problem, check out our website and watch how you can become a specialist at Getzner! 💪
You missed the apprenticeship fair #nextsteplehre? No problem, check out our website and watch how you can become a specialist at Getzner! 💪
We are part of thedigital edition of the apprenticeship fair #nextsteplehre. Check out the linked website or VOL.AT - Vorarlberg Online tommorow at 9:05 AM and find out how your apprenticeship at Getzner will look like. Hope to meet you there tomorrow!
We are part of thedigital edition of the apprenticeship fair #nextsteplehre. Check out the linked website or VOL.AT - Vorarlberg Online tommorow at 9:05 AM and find out how your apprenticeship at Getzner will look like. Hope to meet you there tomorrow!
New! We expand our Acoustic Floor Mat product range with two new types, the AFM 35 and AFM 29. The highly resilient impact noise protection mats now have improved product characteristics, with enhanced dynamic efficacy and a further reduction in the height. Get to know more here!
New! We expand our Acoustic Floor Mat product range with two new types, the AFM 35 and AFM 29. The highly resilient impact noise protection mats now have improved product characteristics, with enhanced dynamic efficacy and a further reduction in the height. Get to know more here!
In Austria about 40 % of all track malfunctions are due to insulated rail joints, which leads to highly increased maintenance efforts and challenges to keep trains on schedule. These issues can also affect the profitability of a track. The problem of insulated rail joints can be significantly reduced by using Getzner Under Sleeper Pads. You can find out more in our latest article.
In Austria about 40 % of all track malfunctions are due to insulated rail joints, which leads to highly increased maintenance efforts and challenges to keep trains on schedule. These issues can also affect the profitability of a track. The problem of insulated rail joints can be significantly reduced by using Getzner Under Sleeper Pads. You can find out more in our latest article.
Don't miss tomorrow's job fair of the FH Vorarlberg starting at 9 AM. Check out our virtual booth and get to know more about your career at Getzner!
Don't miss tomorrow's job fair of the FH Vorarlberg starting at 9 AM. Check out our virtual booth and get to know more about your career at Getzner!
Besides turnouts, insulated rail joints are the most frequent cause of track failure. By implementing under-sleeper pads, the track bedding stiffness and settlement behaviour at insulated rail joints can be optimised. Our article on "Optimising the track bedding stiffness and settlement behaviour at insulated rail joints " by Martin Quirchmair, Harald Loy, Stefan Marschnig (TU Graz) and Michael Fellinger (TU Graz) published in trade magazine “Rail Engineering International” describes how.
Besides turnouts, insulated rail joints are the most frequent cause of track failure. By implementing under-sleeper pads, the track bedding stiffness and settlement behaviour at insulated rail joints can be optimised. Our article on "Optimising the track bedding stiffness and settlement behaviour at insulated rail joints " by Martin Quirchmair, Harald Loy, Stefan Marschnig (TU Graz) and Michael Fellinger (TU Graz) published in trade magazine “Rail Engineering International” describes how.
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