Sound Absorbers

Sound absorbers are materials designed to reduce and control noise by absorbing sound waves, preventing them from bouncing around a space. When sound waves hit these materials, their energy is transformed into a small amount of heat, diminishing echo and overall noise levels. Common sound absorbers include foam panels, mineral wool, and fabric-covered materials, often used in recording studios, offices, and theaters to improve acoustic quality. Their effectiveness depends on thickness, density, and placement, helping create a more comfortable and quieter environment by managing how sound travels within a space.