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3M™ Thinsulate™ Acoustic Insulation SM300L, 1.52 m x 46 m

  • Part Number SM300L
  • 3M ID JN708004153

Delivers more acoustic absorption per unit weight vs. competitive products

Helps customers meet mass reduction goals

Non-woven sound absorbing fibers create a quieter vehicle environment

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Highlights
  • Delivers more acoustic absorption per unit weight vs. competitive products
  • Helps customers meet mass reduction goals
  • Non-woven sound absorbing fibers create a quieter vehicle environment
  • Hydrophobic fibers resist moisture, mold and mildew
  • Product can be converted through standard techniques such as die-cutting
  • Global portfolio and technical expertise help ensure you choose the right solution to meet your goals

3M™ Thinsulate™ Acoustic Insulation SM300L absorbs sounds to provide superior acoustic control in vehicles. Our automotive acoustic insulation can be used for a variety of sound management applications. Thinsulate acoustic insulation has extremely efficient sound absorption properties, allowing OEMs to use only what they need to make a difference in sound abatement.

Absorbs Noise So That Passengers Ride in Comfort

To make the ride in vehicles more comfortable for passengers, 3M™ Thinsulate™ Acoustic Insulation SM300L absorbs noise so that it is quieter in the interior of vehicles. Our automotive acoustic insulation is made from a unique combination of fine microfibers that absorb high frequency noise and thicker fibers that provide recovery and loft. It is compressible, lightweight, conformable and can be easily die cut, heat sealed and thermally or sonically bonded to many substrates.



How Thinsulate Acoustic Insulation Works

Our insulation is a unique non woven acoustic absorber composed of polyester and polypropylene fibers. The polypropylene fibers are extremely fine, producing a high energy absorption characteristic with low weight. The polyester fibers are added to strengthen the web, while the scrim protects and contains the fibers.



Application Recommendations

Our SM series of automotive sound insulation is recommended for instrument panels, parcel trays, pillars, trunk liners and wheel wells. Depending on application requirements, 3M™ Thinsulate™ Acoustic Insulation SM300L may be evaluated for use in the carpet/dashmat, door panels, headliners and other variable cavity applications. To determine suitability, consult your 3M Acoustic Solutions Technical Service Engineer.



Reasons Why Automotive Manufacturers Choose 3M™ Thinsulate™ Acoustic Insulation




  • Quieter Vehicles. Provides highly efficient acoustic absorption, particularly in middle to high frequency ranges.

  • Lighter Vehicles. Thinsulate acoustic insulation products are made from lightweight polyester and polypropylene non woven fibers.

  • Lightweight and easy to handle compared fiberglass, shoddy, felt and PET.

  • Mold, Mildew and Moisture Resistant. Install just the insulation – there’s no need for an additional waterproof layer during application. Thinsulate acoustic insulation is also resistant to mildew growth, reducing the risk of offensive odors.

  • Efficient Assembly. Attach our acoustic insulation using a variety of methods including ultrasonic welding, double sided tape or mechanical clips.

  • Manufacturing Support. Thinsulate acoustic insulation is supported by a global network of 3M experts. Custom die cutting services are available.



Properties for 3M™ Thinsulate™ Acoustic Insulation SM300L

This acoustic insulation material has a caliper of 21 mm and a basis weight of 342 gm/m2. Fibers are contained in a single black scrim.



What is Automotive NVH?

In the professional world of sound management for vehicles, the study of Noise, Vibration and Harshness (often referred to as NVH) focuses on the effects and mitigation of noise as it relates to car cabin noise levels. Noise and vibration are easily measured, while harshness is a more qualitative feature determined by human impressions.



Sources of Noise Needing Acoustic Absorption

Noises can be transmitted by either air or structure. Airborne noises are commonly pr

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