MMT Acoustix® Anechoic Wedges

Anechoic Foam Wedges

Acoustic wedges that absorb sound across a broad frequency spectrum to create an environment free from echoes and reverberation. Made to chamber specification by MMTPL at the Palwal plant, Haryana.

NRC 1.0ASTM C423
32 to 50 kg/m³density
Customto chamber specification
Wedge depthset by cut-off frequency
6 coloursstandard range
UL 94 HS1FR grade on request
MMT Acoustix® Anechoic Wedges
Anechoic chamber lined with foam wedges

The problem it solves

What Anechoic Wedges fix for you

Reflections in test chambers

Wedges absorb sound so the chamber stays free of echoes and reverberation.

Unreliable acoustic measurements

A controlled acoustic environment for testing laboratories.

Echo across a wide band

Absorbs across a broad frequency spectrum, not just the top end.

Room colour in studios

Recording, broadcast and home studios get a dead, neutral space.

Noisy research spaces

Research facilities get a clean field for sound wave and frequency analysis.

Applications

Where Anechoic Wedges go

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Anechoic chambers

Anechoic chambers

Full-room wedge lining to chamber specification.

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Testing laboratories

Testing laboratories

Controlled acoustic environments for testing.

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Research facilities

Research facilities

Sound wave and frequency analysis.

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Recording studios

Recording studios

Maximum absorption for critical rooms.

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Broadcast studios

Broadcast studios

Echo-free on-air spaces.

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Home studios

Home studios

High absorption in a compact room.

How it works

From sound wave to silence

1. Entry

Sound waves enter the open foam structure.

2. Dissipation

Sound energy is dissipated within the material.

3. Absorption

Echo is eliminated through absorption.

4. Control

The result is a controlled acoustic environment.

Specifications

Technical data

MaterialHigh-density open-cell polyurethane acoustic foam
ManufacturerMMTPL, Palwal plant, Haryana, India
Panel sizeCustom, to chamber specification
ThicknessWedge depth calculated from the target cut-off frequency
Density32 to 50 kg/m³
NRC1.0
Acoustic test standardASTM C423
Absorption rangeMid to high frequency; wedge depth sets the low-frequency cut-off
Fire ratingStandard grade non-FR; UL 94 Class HS1 fire retardant grade on request
Size tolerance±5%
ColoursCharcoal Black, European Blue, MMT Orange, Stone White, Wine, Fire Red
InstallationDirect adhesive or mounting system
MaintenanceVacuum on a low setting to remove dust. Do not wet-clean or compress wedge tips.
Country of originIndia

Soundproofing: the fix for every sound problem

3-layer soundproofing

  1. 1

    Layer 1: SoundBlanket® MLV

    The dense barrier that isolates sound and stops it passing through walls, ceilings and floors.

  2. 2

    Layer 2: BassBloc®

    High-density sound absorber over the MLV that controls low-frequency noise.

  3. 3

    Layer 3: Echsorbix®, SoundaXe® or WDWL®

    The final acoustic finish: Echsorbix® PET felt, SoundaXe® wooden acoustics or WDWL® wood wool panels.

Layer 2 can also be covered with gypsum or cement board before adding the final acoustic layer.

Different thickness in each layer will give different STC and NRC levels.

3-layer soundproofing: SoundBlanket MLV, BassBloc and acoustic finish panel build-up

Custom and OEM

Built to your chamber

Multiple sizes, shapes and configurations, made to chamber specification. Tell us the space, the area you are covering and the finish you want, and our team will confirm specification, pricing and lead time.

Talk to the OEM desk

FAQs

Questions about Anechoic Wedges

Who manufactures anechoic foam wedges in India?
MMTPL (Mahabir Multi Tech Private Limited) manufactures it at its Palwal plant in Haryana, India, and supplies studios, offices, cinemas and industrial sites in India and 25+ export markets.
What is the NRC rating?
NRC 1.0, measured to ASTM C423. That is effectively total absorption at the tested frequencies, which is what an anechoic chamber requires. The wedge depth, not the NRC, sets how low in frequency the chamber stays anechoic.
What foam density is used?
The foam is high-density open-cell polyurethane at 32 to 50 kg/m³, which is what gives it absorption at mid and high frequencies rather than just at the top end.
How is wedge depth calculated?
Wedge depth sets the low-frequency cut-off of the chamber. It is calculated from the lowest frequency the chamber must be anechoic at, so the depth is specified per project rather than sold as a stock size.
Is the foam fire rated?
Standard grade is supplied non-FR. A UL 94 Class HS1 fire retardant grade is available on request, which is what most institutional, government and tender projects specify.