Röhm will showcase its versatile range of PLEXIGLAS Soundstop solid sheets at the world’s leading trade fair for mobility and traffic infrastructure – Intertraffic Amsterdam from April 16 – 19.

PLEXIGLAS Soundstop was originally developed especially for use in noise barriers: It features outstanding airborne sound insulation properties and significantly reduces traffic noise levels. Depending on the thickness of the sheets, they can provide a sound reduction index of up to 35 decibels. But the material has also proven itself in other use cases.

“Our PLEXIGLAS Soundstop product family can be used in a wide range of applications and provides solutions to meet various requirements in traffic route planning,” says Giovanni Cucco, Market Segment Manager in the Acrylic Products business unit at Röhm.

“On the one hand, effective sound insulation along traffic routes is essential to safeguard the health and well-being of everyone living and working near roads or railways. On the other hand, protecting traffic routes and buildings against storms, torrential rains and flooding is growing increasingly important, as extreme weather events become ever more frequent in many regions around the world.”