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As the future of automotive design continues to evolve, sound – in volume and quality – becomes as important as appearance and functionality. At 3M, we have spent decades helping effectively managing noise, vibration and harshness (NVH) in your automotive designs without adding weight. And our solutions have never been stronger. Through our Thinsulate™ brand we continue improving sound insulation and absorption nearly anywhere on the vehicle, including engine-side and other high-temperature applications. Our 3M™ Thinsulate™ High Temperature Acoustic Absorber HT Series can be molded into barrier solutions for firewalls and engine-side applications. And our 3M™ Engineered Damping Material EDM1000 Series is cleaner, easier to apply and delivers comparable performance to traditional constrained layer damping material, at half the weight. If this sounds good to you, we invite you to hear more. Explore now.
3M packs a lot of performance into each of our acoustic management solutions, while also keeping them very light. We can help you optimize the NVH package to minimize part size and cost. That means you can use them in many more places on the vehicle without adding weight. Here is a quick guide to which 3M solutions work best, wherever on the vehicle you’re working.
Extremely conformable for installation in areas where standard materials can’t go, 3M Engineered Damping Material allows you to use smaller parts for equal NVH performance.
Find out about where you can use 3M Engineered Damping Materials EDM1000 Series.
Learn more about 3M Engineered Damping Materials EDM1000 Series.
3M Engineered Damping Material EDM1000 Series – Sell Sheet (PDF, 633 KB)
3M Engineered Damping Material EDM1000 Series – Technical Data Sheet (PDF, 240 KB)
Easily die-cut into flat parts and moldable into three-dimensional shapes, our 3M Thinsulate High Temperature Acoustic Absorber HT Series is excellent for barrier systems.
Discover how our 3M can help manage NVH in your ePowertrain designs.
Here are details about our high-temp automotive acoustic absorption solutions.
3M Thinsulate High Temperature Acoustic Absorbers – Technical Data Sheet (PDF, 299 KB)
3M Thinsulate High Temperature Acoustic Absorbers – Sell Sheet (PDF, 1.69 MB)
A true advancement in in managing automotive NVH: our 3M Engineering Damping Material features low-density engineered stem web construction that optimizes damping performance, allowing for equal performance from smaller parts. It is half the weight of comparable CLD materials across the same area. Our adhesive-backed material won’t delaminate even at high temperatures. It is an excellent choice for vertical and overhead applications such as roofs and doors, as well as trunks, floors, rear wheel arches, spare tire areas and other irregular surfaces. Learn more:
The TC Series features high loft, low density and excellent compressibility in a wide range of thicknesses. It is ideal for cavity filling, especially in designs where mass reduction is important. Use it for pillars, headliners, body side trim panels and more.
This range of acoustic insulation solutions is designed for sound absorption at higher frequencies. Much of the AU Series features a double black scrim for structural integrity and for maintaining aesthetics when the installed material may be partially visible.
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3M is constantly working to meet the evolving challenges of automotive OEM and Tier suppliers worldwide. If you need help finding an existing solution or would like to talk about specific ideas you’re working on, get in touch with us.