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VIBRATION INSULATION

Isoltop is a specialist in VIBRATION INSULATION.

We reduce noise and vibrations:
  • Buildings;
  • Industrial;
  • Air conditioning;
  • Chillers;
  • Generators;
  • Electric and combustion engines;
  • Residential;
Structural Isolation Systems

Reduces the source of noise and vibration, such as electric and combustion engines and all noises that are transmitted by solid materials.

CDM PRODUCTS

We work with top-of-the-line vibration products from CDM

CDM-SEB

The CDM-SEB is a simple elastomer bearing tailored for the structural insulation of buildings and other structures.

System Features:

  • CDM-SEB comprise a series of laminated elastomer pads for formwork on one or both sides.
  • They can be designed to meet natural frequencies between 6 – 20Hz
  • The CDM-SEB can be manufactured in a range of dimensions to accommodate acoustic design loads up to 12MPa

System benefits:

  • Ease of installation
  • Lifespan over 50 years
  • Versatility – CDM-SEB can be custom-made to accommodate all types of construction applications such as load-bearing masonry, reinforced concrete structures and steel constructions.
  • High lateral rigidity, providing greater lateral stability
To specify the correct CDM-SEB bearings, our engineers will need to know the required natural frequency, working with live and dead loads and lateral and turning forces, as well as practical information such as contact area and attachment locations if necessary.

CDM-VHS

CDM-VHS very high tension bearings insulate buildings from vibration and structure-borne noise caused by trains or trams running near or beneath buildings. They are designed to withstand very large loads and at the same time are significantly smaller in plan dimensions than traditional elastomer bearings.

System Features:

  • CDM-VHS bearings are constructed from alternate layers of high-resilience elastomer plates and steel sheets.
  • CDM-VHS bearings are available in different formats to offer performances between 8-18Hz natural frequency.
  • The steel parts are hot-centrifuge galvanized.

System benefits:

  • CDM-VHS bearings offer the same acoustic performance as standard elastomer bearings, which are more than twice the size; thus having a significant impact on the structural cost of buildings.
  • They are quick and easy to install, thus minimizing associated labor costs. Top and bottom plates can be added to suit the specific installation method.
  • Our engineers will design a CDM-VHS configuration to best suit the structural element requiring support.
  • If necessary, CDM-VHS bearings can be designed to be replaced one at a time using our “frozen bearing technique”
To specify the building insulation system, our engineers will need to know the required natural frequency, dead and variable loads, and lateral and turning forces.

CDM-CHR

CDM-CHR are simple spring bearings for structural insulation of buildings and structures.

System Resources:

  • Natural frequency from 3Hz to 5Hz
  • Cost benefit
  • Easy to install
  • Lifespan over 50 years
  • High lateral rigidity
  • Easily adapted to meet different loads and performance requirements
To design CDM-CHR structural isolation bearings, CDM engineers require the following information:
  • Natural frequency requirement
  • Working Dead and Live loads at every touchpoint
  • Lateral and turning forces at each support point
  • Contact areas and dimensions as well as location of any fastening screws
  • Fire protection requirements
  • Maximum probable dynamic forces caused by earthquakes etc.

CDM-CHR-BOX

CDM-CHR-BOX are pre-compacted spring bearings for structural insulation of buildings and structures.

System Features:

  • Can be designed to meet natural frequencies anywhere between 3Hz and 5Hz
  • Easily replaceable
  • Limits building deflection during construction
  • Easy to install
  • Lifespan over 50 years
  • High lateral rigidity
  • Easily adapted to meet different loads and performance requirements
To design CDM-CHR-BOX structural isolation bearings, CDM engineers require the following information:
  • Natural frequency requirement
  • Working Dead and Live loads at every touchpoin
  • Lateral and turning forces at each support point.
  • Contact areas and dimensions as well as location of any fastening screws
  • Fire protection requirements
  • Maximum probable dynamic forces caused by earthquakes etc.

CDM-RAFT

CDM-RAFT is a continuous and resilient support support system specially designed for raft foundations to protect the building against external vibrations generated especially by nearby external transportation infrastructures

System Features:

  • Wide range of thicknesses for different insulation performances to suit natural frequencies up to 10 Hz.
  • Available in different grades and shapes for correct load adjustment.
  • High resistance to the actions imposed during concrete installation and pouring operations
  • Specially shaped surface to achieve high dynamic performances
  • Adaptable stiffness according to applied loads
  • Based on materials proven over decades of applications

System benefits:

  • Long-term stable rigidity and dynamic performance
  • Low water absorption
  • High resistance to external factors such as alkaline water (wet concrete)
  • Low fluency behavior
  • Easy and quick installation
To specify the correct CDM-RAFT solution, our engineers will need to know the natural frequency or insulation performance to be achieved, working with live and live loads, lateral and turning force, as well as practical information such as available areas and sidewalls in the perimeter of the building.

CDM-FIX

CDM-FIX is a general principle of elastic isolation attachment that ensures complete decoupling of vibration from an uninsulated (suspended) structure to another isolated structure (support) to which it is attached in order to provide stability. If designed correctly, it provides an effective reduction in noise and vibration energy transmission

The CDM-FIX system compromises 3 components:

  • o isolador : resilient bearing located between the structures to be dissociated.
  • o (s) stabilizer(s) : located on each fastener to decouple it from the isolated structure, allowing the required torque load.
  • a (s) washer (s) the flexible (s) : located inside the fixing hole to decouple the fixing from the insulated structure.

System Features:

  • The CDM-FIX is a bespoke system that can be designed to accommodate any size or acoustic load and is compatible with any type of construction.
  • Natural frequencies of 4-20Hz can be achieved using spring or elastomer isolators.
  • Installation can be horizontal or vertical
  • Quick and easy to install
  • Offers a high degree of structural stability and resistance to lifting force due to the pre-compression controlled device.
  • High shear stiffness for lateral force stability.
To specify the correct CDM-FIX system, our engineers will need to know the required natural frequency, dead and live loads, available surface, location of fasteners and pre-compression forces.

CDM-FBT

The patented CDM-FBT technique was developed to keep bearings in pre-compression until they can be installed. During the pre-compression process, the dimensions of the bearings can be adapted to precisely fit the required location and support the desired load.

System Features:

  • CDM-FBT is an effective method for maintaining resilient bearings in a pre-compression state.
  • The CDM-FBT technique is an economical solution when compared to more traditional intervention methods.
  • The CDM-FBT technique allows: – replacement of bearings without the need for major repair work on site – addition of bearings where structural loads have increased significantly – adding vibration isolation to existing structures that are undergoing renovation or change of use.
The following information is required to allow our engineers to determine the CDM-FBT solution:
  • Loads (dead and live) to be transported by resilient bearings.
  • The required system natural frequency or dynamic stiffness of the bearing(s).
  • Details of the proposed location, including dimensions and accessibility.

CDM-GYM

CDM-GYM systems are lightweight, high-performance acoustic floating floors for gyms and fitness areas that can be designed to provide any system height and meet the highest acoustic performance requirements.

PTo enable selection of the best solution for different gym activities, CDM-GYM standard solutions are combining different layers of impact absorption, load distribution and resilient support.

System Features:

  • Engineered floating floor systems that can be designed to accommodate any system depth.
  • Lightweight floating floor options with reduced/minimum total thickness.
  • Tried and proven high levels of isolation performance, particularly at low frequencies.
  • Quick and easy installation
  • Long-lasting and maintenance-free
  • High-performance, cost-effective solution
  • If necessary, the CDM-GYM can be easily dismantled and reinstalled in another location
The next generation: CDM-dBooster™
A CDM-GYM with CDM-dBooster™ is a free floating floor obtained by attaching an uncoupling element to the resilient support system.

CDM-dBooster™ is an innovative and proven concept that improves the insulation efficiency of CDM-GYM solutions. This is making the performance of the gym flooring system less dependent on the level of energy impact.

CDM-QuietDECK

CDM-QuietDECK is a high-performance floating acoustic flooring system. The system has a high bending rigidity for a limited building height and is therefore suitable for transit areas within buildings such as parking, supermarket and warehouse types of application.

System Features:

  • High-performance floating floor system for concrete and light wood construction (beam floor) with large support spans.
  • Available in two standard grades depending on performance request: CDM-QuietDECK-30 and CDM-QuietDECK-50
  • CDM-QuietDECK performances: Rw up to 75dB (STC up to 75dB), Lnw as low as 35dB (IIC up to 75dB) and ΔLnw as low as 45dB (ΔIIC up to 45dB)
  • Can be changed to meet design specifications in terms of natural frequency and damping requirements, Lnw (IIC) or Rw (STC).
  • High bending rigidity specifically for restricted build height and limited extra weight applications.
  • Extremely quick to install resulting in a cost-effective solution.
  • Sustainable and a broad list of applications with proven performance.
  • CDM-QuietDECK steel parts are hot-dip galvanized.
The following information is required to allow our engineers to determine which CDM-QuietDECK system is required:
  • Weight of the floating floor to be supported.
  • The type of use and the dead and live loads imposed on the floating floor.
  • The performance criteria required for system natural frequency or sound insulation (such as Lnw, Rw or IIC, STC).
  • Possible limitations of floating floors, such as available space or extra weight.

CDM-LAT

CDM-LAT is an insulated steel floor slat system for supporting wet or dry floating floors and spring flooring applications for dance, sport and theater.

System Features:

  • CDM-LAT is available in three standard grades: CDM-LAT-L (low stiffness) CDM-LAT-M (medium stiffness) and CDM-LAT-H (high stiffness).
  • CDM-LAT pads can be altered to meet specific design natural frequency and damping requirements
  • The standard heights of the CDM-LAT system are 30 mm, 40 mm and 50 mm; however, other thicknesses can be manufactured to order
  • CDM-LAT can support a variety of formwork such as wood, metal decking or cement particle board.
  • CDM-LAT floating floors are extremely quick to install and therefore provide a very cost-effective solution.
  • CDM-LAT steel parts are hot-dip galvanized.
The following information is required to allow our engineers to determine which CDM-LAT system is required:
  • Weight of the floating floor to be supported in the CDM-LAT system.
  • Dead and live loads imposed on the floating floor.
  • The performance criteria required for natural frequency or isolation of sound.

CDM-DPM *

The CDM-DPM is a floating floor system designed with discrete insulators, pre-cut batt insulation and perimeter insulation panel. Can be installed on floating concrete, wood and composite floors. CDM provides complete engineering, layout and shop drawings for each individual project.

System features and components:

  • Discreet isolators for maximum performance and few points of contact and support.
  • Pre-cut batt insulation with cutouts.
  • Flexible system for all load ranges.
  • Can accommodate load-bearing walls and columns.
  • Compatible with CDM elastomeric pads.
  • CDM isolator options:  CDM-HR natural rubber pads and CDM-5X AASHTO neoprene bearings.
  • CDM Batt Insulation Options: Standard thicknesses from 1/2” to 3”.
  • CDM perimeter insulation board (optional):  standard thicknesses from 1/2” to 4”.
  • CDM Junction Plates.

Benefits:

  • Excellent performance values:
• CDM-HR Natural Rubber Pads, 2″: 7.5 – 9 Hz • AASHTO CDM-5X Neoprene Pads, 2″: 8 – 10 Hz
      • Flexible system: stiffness, spacing, thickness, performance level.
      • Quick and easy installation via factory-cut battery insulation with cutouts.
      • Complete project-specific engineering and layout drawings included.
      • Installation via CDM team or on-site supervision.
CDM-HR natural rubber pads achieve up to 3.5 Hz lower resonant/natural frequency than fiberglass pads and provide a better Kdyn/Kstat ratio than neoprene.

CDM-FLOAT

CDM-FLOAT is a prefabricated or site-assembled floating floor solution. The system is delivered to site with complete installation drawings.

System Features:

  • Quick and easy to install.
  • Installation drawings clearly show the location of the panels and the system installs like a simple jigsaw puzzle.
  • Can be used to support dry and wet floating floor constructions.
  • Elastomer bearings or springs are fixed in the correct location to receive the imposed loads.
  • Sound-absorbing material is fixed to the bottom of the formwork.
The CDM-FLOAT design will be carried out by CDM engineers using the following information:
  • Weight of the floating floor to be supported in the CDM-FLOAT system.
  • Dead and live loads imposed on the floating floor.
  • The performance criteria required for natural frequency or sound isolation.

CDM-MONT

CDM-MONT is an insulated floating floor system that utilizes reinforced steel boxes cast in concrete and lifted, after the concrete has cured, to provide the required void depth.

System Features:

  • CDM-MONT boxes can be supplied with elastomer bearings, providing a natural frequency of <10hz, or spring supports, providing a natural frequency of 4.5hz, with design load.
  • Standard CDM-MONT box heights are 100 mm, 150 mm and 200 mm; however, any height from 100mm upwards can be manufactured to order
  • Lifting heights of 20 to 300 mm can be achieved
  • CDM-MONT springs or elastomers are easily accessible by unscrewing the housing lid, meaning they can be changed at any time should a change in performance or load criteria occur.
  • All adjustments can be made without lowering the slab.
  • Steel elements are hot spin galvanized.
The following information will be needed for our engineers to determine which CDM-MONT system is needed:
  • The weight of the floating floor to be supported by the CDM-MONT system
  • Dead and live loads imposed on the floating floor.
  • The performance criteria required for natural frequency or acoustic insulation.
When all relevant information is available, the CDM-MONT floor design will be carried out by our engineers and will include detailed drawings of box locations, reinforcement and concrete. Our team of expert installers can carry out all aspects of the installation process, including concrete reinforcement and pouring; however, in situations where installation is done by a third party, this must be under CDM supervision.

CDM-PISO-T

CDM-FLOOR-T is a resilient floor batten system for supporting wet or dry floating floors with an anchoring system in the base structure. The slats can be used even on inclined base structures to achieve high acoustic performance.

System Features:

  • CDM-FLOOR-T is a highly adaptable solution with multiple variations in height, load capacity and performance.
  • Can support a variety of shapes such as wood, metal decking or cement particle board.
  • Easy and quick to install, resulting in a cost-effective solution.
  • Can be fixed which allows application on base structures with an inclination of up to 50°
  • Designed to resist shear and uplift forces.
  • A resilient strip must be installed to decouple the floating floor or ceiling from the surrounding walls.

The following information is required to allow our engineers to determine the CDM-FLOOR-T system:
  • Weight of the floating floor to be supported in the CDM-FLOOR-T system.
  • Imposed dead and live loads, including wind loads for rooftop applications.
  • The performance criteria required for natural frequency or sound isolation.

CDM-MAT

CDM-MAT is a continuous mat for dry and wet floating floor constructions.

System Resources

  • Cost benefit
  • Quick and easy to install
  • The wide variety of insulation mats available allows the CDM to choose the best mat for a given performance criteria.
  • CDM-MAT comes in many material types and thicknesses. Below are some of the standard materials used in the residential and hotel market: – CDM-MTE-3 – 3 mm regenerated crumb rubber, an extremely thin layer – CDM-MTE-4.5 – 4.5 mm regenerated crumb rubber, thin and flexible – CDM- MTA-8/4 – 8mm regenerated crumb rubber with a corrugated bottom for improved acoustic performance – CDM-MTA-15/7 – 8 mm regenerated crumb rubber with a corrugated underside for improved acoustic performance, used for situations where superior acoustics are required
CDM engineers will help you select the right product and thickness using the following information:
  • Required sound insulation or impact insulation performance.
  • The construction of the floor on which the CDM-MAT will be placed.
  • The floor that the CDM-MAT supports.

CDM PERIMETER

CDM-PERIMETER is a resilient strip used to minimize sound transmissions between insulated structures and non-insulated structures. Limits flanking noise transmissions between floating floors or suspended ceilings and adjacent walls or between walls of acoustically decoupled parts and the building structure.

System Features:

  • Can be applied to floating floors, suspended ceilings and insulating walls.
  • Eliminates the risk of flanking the transmission on the floor/wall/ceiling perimeter by completely isolating hard surfaces.
  • Long-term performance.
  • The width of the perimeter strip can be adapted to the project.
To choose the CDM-PERIMETER resilient strip type, our engineers need to know:
  • Type of decoupled structure (floor, ceiling, wall).
  • CDM-PERIMETER strip dimensions.

CDM-QR

CDM-QR acoustic supports are designed to isolate dry wall constructions from the supporting wall; thus improving the acoustic performance of the wall construction.

System Resources

  • Cost benefit
  • Quick and easy to install
  • Minimum void depth 50mm
  • Can be used to support walls and ceilings
  • FStandard wall fixing (CDM-QR-150) designed to withstand a maximum of 10 kg of lateral force per fixed leg
  • Galvanized steel elements
  • Sturdy strips are available to decouple the insulated wall from the supporting floor and adjacent walls
To specify the CDM-QR correctly, our engineers will need to know:
  • The height and weight of the dry wall construction – this will determine the type of base insulation strip required
  • Details of any items leaning against walls – such as televisions etc.

CDM-QRW

The CDM-QRW is an insulated wall system designed to isolate a standard wall channel, optimizing sound insulation between horizontally arranged rooms.

System Features::

  • Cost benefit
  • Quick and easy to install
  • The profiles are mechanically fixed to the wall to ensure that the profile cannot escape from the wall
  • Galvanized steel elements
  • The system is optionally supplied with perimeter insulation strip to isolate the wall perimeter from surrounding structures
To evaluate whether the CDM-QRW system is appropriate, CDM engineers will need the following information:
  • The weight and construction of the supported wall – this will determine the type of hanger.
  • The weights and support locations of all items hanging on the wall.

CDM-WH

CDM-WH Heavy Duty Elastic Wall Clamps allow walls to be mechanically joined together without rigidly connecting them. Walls can be stud walls (via screw end) or brick block walls (via hook end).

System Resources

  • Hardware can be adapted to the type of wall
  • Cost benefit
  • Easy to install
  • The minimum depth between walls is 60 mm
  • The standard wall tie (CDM-WH-350) is designed to withstand a maximum lateral force of 50 kg
  • Can be adapted to suit different void depths and lateral forces
  • Steel parts are galvanized
  • For best results, resilient strips should be used to provide insulation between the uncoupled wall and the uninsulated structure. A wide range of roll sizes are available
To specify which CDM-WH wall bond, CDM engineers will need the following information:
  • Depth of the void
  • Supported wall construction – stud wall, block wall etc.
  • The depth of the block wall or stud to be supported
  • The method of fixing to the load-bearing wall

CDM-WALL-T

CDM-WALL-T is a resilient wall batten used to isolate a dry wall construction from an adjacent support.

System Features:

  • Cost benefit
  • Quick and easy to installr
  • Standard thicknesses are 56mm and 96mm
  • Other thicknesses available to order
  • An elastic band must be installed to support the base of the wall and decouple the perimeter of the wall
To specify which CDM-WALL-T wall bond, CDM engineers will need the following information:
  • The level of performance required – this will determine the type of CDM-WALL-T
  • The height and weight of the supported wall – this will determine the supply of the base insulation strip
  • Details of any items leaning against walls – such as televisions etc.
  • The support wall – so we can recommend the best fixings

CDM-WH3

CDM-WH3 is a resilient wall bracket used to isolate a wall from an adjacent bracket

System Resources

  • Standard wall clip designed to support a horizontal load of 0 to 200N with a design load of 100N
  • Cost benefit
  • Easy to install
  • The minimum depth between walls is 41 mm
  • Steel parts are galvanized
  • Other types available upon request
To specify which wall to bond the CDM-WH3 to, CDM engineers will need the following information:
  • Decoupled structure is supported or not
  • Horizontal and vertical loads

CDM-RHD

The CDM-RHD is a resilient head detail that isolates the head connection from a dry or wet wall of the building above while providing lateral restraint.

  • Cost benefit
  • Quick and easy to install
  • Can be designed to provide head support for any type of wall construction
  • Can be designed to not compromise the natural frequency of the insulation strip supporting the base of the wall
  • Can be used in combination with floating floors, wall insulation and insulated ceilings to create box-in-box constructions
  • Steel parts are hot-dip galvanized
  • Holes at least twice the diameter of the fixtures used to secure the top stud are required to allow installation of the fixtures without touching the stud and bridging the insulation

To design the CDM-RHD, CDM engineers will need the following information:
  • The type of wall, ie. plasterboard or masonry etc.
  • The width of the wall
  • If the top rail of a plasterboard wall is fixed to the building, the spacing and diameter of the fixings

CDM-WALL-STRIP

The resilient CDM-WALL-STRIP is specially designed to minimize flanking transmissions and improve vibration and structural noise isolation of load-bearing walls.

System Resources

  • High load capacity offering a wide range of workloads
  • Tuned dynamic performance versus static stiffness
  • Structural function, reducing the effects of cracks in the wall
  • Excellent resistance to alkaline water environment (direct contact with wet concrete)
  • Excellent adhesion to materials such as plaster and concrete due to its robust surface, ensuring excellent lateral rigidity
  • Excellent long-term behavior (low creep/differential deflection)
  • Standard thicknesses of 5 and 10mm
  • Standard widths of 130 and 200 mm (other widths available upon request)
  • Quick and easy to install
To specify the correct CDM-WALL-STRIP solution, our engineers need to know the required acoustic performance, wall type and dimensions, and possible live loads. If necessary, this system can work in parallel with special resilient fixing systems, such as CDM-WH, to reinforce the lateral rigidity of the insulated wall.

CDM-WALL-FIX

CDM-WALL-FIX is a stud partition base insulation consisting of an insulation strip and stabilizing bearings for isolating dry wall constructions from supporting floors

System Features::

  • Cost benefit
  • Quick and easy to install
  • Can be designed to provide head support for any type of wall construction
  • Can be designed to not compromise the natural frequency of the insulation strip supporting the base of the wall
  • Can be used in combination with floating floors, wall insulation and insulated ceilings to create box-in-box constructions
  • Steel parts are hot-dip galvanized
  • Holes at least twice the diameter of the fixtures used to secure the top stud are required to allow installation of the fixtures without touching the stud and bridging the insulation
To design the CDM-WALL-FIX, CDM engineers will need the following information:
  • Acoustic performance requirement

  • The weight of the supported wall in kN/m
  • The width of the stud and supported dry wall
  • The spacing and diameter of the fixings through the base pin

CDM-PHS-S

CDM-PHS-S Elastomer Suspension Acoustic Braces are designed to support ceiling and wall suspended systems as well as to decouple equipment or ductwork.

System Features:

  • Cost benefit
  • Quick and easy to install
  • Standard hangers are: CDM-PHS-S-150: 10-20 kg per hanger CDM-PHS-S-350: 20-45 kg per hanger CDM-PHS-S-600: 40-90 kg per hanger
  • Natural frequency between 12 and 18Hz
  • Can be used to support most suspended ceiling systems
  • Variable void depths are possible (CDM-PHS-S hook depth is 50 mm)
  • Galvanized steel elements
  • For best results, a resilient perimeter strip should be used to provide lateral insulation between the suspended ceiling and adjacent walls. A wide range of roll sizes are available
To specify which CDM-PHS-S hangers are required, CDM engineers will need the following information:
  • The weight and construction of the supported roof
  • The weight of any element supported by the suspended ceiling or directly from a hanger
  • The required void between the supporting soffit and the suspended ceiling

CDM-PHS e CDM-PHR

The CDM-PHS, Elastomer Insulation Hangers and the CDM-PHR, Spring Insulation Hangers, are designed to support heavy ceilings, walls, lighting equipment, ducts and pipes and isolate them from the main building structure.

System Features:

  • Cost benefit
  • Quick and easy to install
  • Standard elastomer hangers are as follows: CDM-PHS-150: 100-250N per hanger (10-25kg) CDM-PHS-500: 250-600N per hanger (25-60kg) CDM-PHS-1000: 500-1500N per hanger (50-150kg) CDM-PHS-1500: 1000-2000N per hook (100-200kg)
  • Standard spring hangers are as follows: CDM-PHR-80: 50-100N per hanger (5-10 kg) CDM-PHR-250: 150-350N per hanger (15-35kg) CDM-PHR-500: 250-600N per hanger (25-60kg) CDM-PHR-1000: 500-1500N per hanger (50-150kg) CDM-PHR-2000: 1500-2500N per hanger (150-250kg)
  • Natural frequency with design load between 8 and 10Hz for elastomer hangers and 4Hz for spring hangers
  • Can be used to hang most suspended ceiling systems
  • Custom hangers can be manufactured to meet specific load and natural frequency requirements upon request
  • Steel elements are galvanized, springs are powder coated/li>
  • The system is supplied with perimeter insulation strip to isolate the ceiling perimeter from surrounding structures
To specify which CDM-PHS or CDM-PHR hangers, you need CDM engineers need the following information:
  • The weight and construction of the supported ceiling – this will determine the type of hanger
  • The weight of any element supported by the suspended ceiling or directly from a hanger
  • The required void between the supporting soffit and the suspended ceiling

CDM-CC40 e CDM-CC60

CDM-CC elastomer suspension acoustic hangers are designed to suspend acoustic ceilings using 60mm profile (or CDM-C60/27-2000 profile) or standard 47mm profile (or CDM-C47/17-3000 profile) , improving the performance of air insulation.

System Features:

  • Cost benefit
  • Quick and easy to install
  • Hangers can be ordered with two different stiffnesses: CDM-CC60-150 / CDM-CC40-150: 10-20 kg per hanger CDM-CC60-350 / CDM-CC40-350: 20-45 kg per hanger
  • Natural frequency between 12 and 18Hz
  • The system is optional with an elastomer washer to allow direct attachment to the ceiling
  • Variable void depths are possible (CDM-CC60 hanger depth is 47mm, CDM-CC40 hanger depth is 40mm)
  • Galvanized steel elements
  • For best results, resilient perimeter strips should be used to provide lateral insulation between the suspended ceiling and adjacent walls. A wide range of roll sizes are available
To specify which CDM-CC hangers, CDM engineers will need the following information:
  • The weight and construction of the supported ceiling – this will determine the type of hanger
  • The required void between the supporting soffit and the suspended ceiling

CDM-QRC

The CDM-QRC is an insulated ceiling system designed to insulate a standard ceiling channel, optimizing sound insulation between vertically stacked rooms.

System Features:

  • Cost benefit
  • Quick and easy to install
  • The profiles are mechanically fixed to the ceiling to ensure that the ceiling profile cannot escape
  • Galvanized steel elements
  • The system is optionally supplied with perimeter insulation strip to isolate the ceiling perimeter from surrounding structures
To assess whether the CDM-QRC system is appropriate, CDM engineers will need the following information:
  • The weight and construction of the supported ceiling – this will determine the type of hanger
  • The weights and support locations of all items hanging from the ceiling

CDM-PSJ e CDM-PRJ

The CDM-PSJ, Elastomer Insulation Truss Hangers, and CDM-PRJ, Spring Insulation Truss Hangers, are designed to support truss structural floor suspended ceiling systems, optimizing sound insulation between vertically stacked rooms.

System Features:

  • Cost benefit
  • Quick and easy to install
  • Standard elastomer hangers are: CDM-PSJ-150: 10-20 kg per hanger CDM-PSJ-350: 20-45 kg per hanger
  • Spring hangers Spring hangers are: CDM-PRJ-80: 5-10 kg per hanger CDM-PRJ-250: 10-35 kg per hanger CDM-PRJ-500: 25-60 kg per hanger
  • Natural frequency with design load between 12 and 18Hz for elastomer hangers and 4Hz for spring hangers
  • Can be used to hang most suspended ceiling systems
  • Steel elements are galvanized, springs are powder coated
  • Custom hangers can be manufactured to meet specific load and natural frequency requirements upon request
  • The system is supplied with perimeter insulation strip to isolate the ceiling perimeter from surrounding structures
To specify which CDM-PSJ or CDM-PRJ hangers, you need CDM engineers need the following information:
  • The weight and construction of the supported ceiling – this will determine the type of hanger
  • The weight of any element supported by the suspended ceiling or directly from a hanger
  • The required void between the supporting soffit and the suspended ceiling

CDM-BOX-IN-BOX

The CDM-BOX-IN-BOX concept is based on the complete decoupling of the floor, walls and ceiling from the building structure to obtain the greatest possible noise isolation.

System Features:

  • CDM-BOX-IN-BOX uses a combination of CDM-FLOOR, CDM-WALL and CDM-CEILING solutions
  • Improvements in airborne and structure noise of over 30 dB by applying CDM systems with wet floating floor
  • Air and structure noise improvements of 25 dB are possible using dry floating floor configurations
To specify which CDM solutions you need, CDM engineers will need the following information:
  • Required performance, e.g. insertion loss or natural frequency
  • Imposed permanent and temporary workloads
  • Contact surface (type and dimensions)

CDM-MACHINE-FLOATING

The CDM-MACHINE-FLOAT is a prefabricated floating inertia base system designed to minimize vibration transmitted from a machine to its support.

System Features:

  • Quick and easy to install
  • Installation drawings clearly show the location of the panels and the system installs like a simple jigsaw puzzle
  • Can be used to support all types of machines
  • Elastomer bearings or springs are fixed in the correct location to receive the imposed loads
  • Sound-absorbing material can be fixed to the bottom of the formwork if necessary
  • Side buffers can be provided if horizontal loads need to be controlled

The design of the CDM-MACHINE-FLOAT will be carried out by CDM engineers using the following information:
  • Weight of the inertia base to be supported in the CDM-MACHINE-FLOAT system
  • The imposed static load of the machine
  • The dynamic loads generated by the machine
  • The required vibration isolation performance criterias

CDM-MACHINE-MONT

CDM-MACHINE-MONT is a concrete inertia base system for machines designed to minimize vibration transmitted from a machine to its support.

System Features:

  • Quick and easy to install
  • Can be used to support most basic inertia thicknesses
  • Elastomer or spring mounts can be used, providing natural frequencies from 3Hz up to
  • Elastomer or spring mounts can be replaced after installation
he design of the CDM-MACHINE-MONT will be carried out by CDM engineers using the following information:
  • Weight and dimensions of the inertia base
  • Weight, dimensions and location of the machine supported on the inertia base and distribution of that weight

  • The dynamic loads generated by the machine
  • The required vibration isolation performance criteria or natural frequency specification

CDM-MACHINE-FIX

CDM-MACHINE-FIX are elastomer or spring isolation supports for machines designed to minimize vibration transmitted from a machine to its support.

System Features:

  • Quick and easy to install
  • Can be used to support all types of machines
  • Elastomer bearings and metal springs can be used depending on the desired natural frequency or isolation criteria
The design of the CDM-MACHINE-FIX will be carried out by CDM engineers using the following information:
  • Weight and size of the machine to be supported on the CDM-MACHINE-FIX supports and the load distribution on the different support points, if available

  • The dynamic loads generated by the machine
  • The required vibration isolation performance criteria or natural frequency specification

CDM-MACHINE-PAD

CDM-MACHINE-PAD isolation mounts offer simple and cost-effective vibration and impact isolation for a wide range of machines such as compressors, pumps, air handling and refrigeration units, etc.

System Features: 

  • Quick and easy to install
  • Can be used to support most types of machines
  • Elastomer bearings or strips or metal springs can be used to provide the necessary support
  • The type of support can be chosen according to chemical and biological exposure
  • Frequency can be adjusted for expected performance
The CDM-MACHINE-PAD support design will be carried out by CDM engineers using the following data:
  • Distribution of weight and load of the machine to be supported on the CDM-MACHINE-PAD supports
  • Size and layout of support surfaces
  • The dynamic loads generated by the machine
  • Dimensional limits
  • The required vibration isolation performance or natural frequency of the solution
  • Special requirements (temperature, oil, etc.)

CDM-AIR

CDM-AIR isolation systems are intended for the isolation of very low frequent vibrations, normally generated in industrial applications, such as foundry molding systems, textile machines, vibrating machines, etc.

System Features:

  • Very low natural frequency (<3 Hz)
  • Frequency can be adjusted for expected performance
  • Frictionless movement
  • Possible height adjustment
  • Wide range of CDM-AIR systems available to handle different loads
CDM-AIR support design will be carried out by CDM engineers using the following data:
  • Distribution of weight and load of the machine to be supported on the CDM-AIR supports
  • Space available for CDM-AIR supports (surface and height)
  • Machine excitation frequency to be supported
  • The required vibration isolation performance or natural frequency of the solution
  • Specific conditions

CDM MACHINE SUSPENSION

CDM-MACHINE-SUSPENSION solutions are used to resiliently fix all types of mechanical equipment, pipes and ducts suspended from the building structure. Providing suspension elements that effectively isolate noise and vibration significantly reduces the amount of noise and vibration transmitted from the structure to the building.

System Features:

  • Quick and easy to install
  • It can be designed to support pipes, ducts, mechanical equipment, etc.
  • Custom hangers can be manufactured to meet specific load and natural frequency requirements upon request
To design and specify the required CDM-MACHINE-SUSPENSION hanger, CDM engineers will need the following information:

  • Weight of the supported machine, pipe or conduit
  • The required vibration isolation performance or natural frequency of the solution

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Some vibration isolation services already carried out by Isoltop
– Floor (Machines)
– Machines
– Engines
– Structures
– Building
– Residences
– Industries
– Commerce

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