News

March 26, 2012

New Pliteq Patent Issued!

We are pleased to announce that the patent has been granted for our Engineered Mechanical Vibration Damper. US Patent No. 8,113,495. The EMVD technology is utilized in our treadmill and fitness equipment isolation pads.
March 1, 2012

New Test Data Coming Soon!

40 new ASTM E90, E492 and E2179 tests will be available for download on our private site very soon.
September 4, 2011

CAA-ACA Acoustics Week in Canada - Paper Accepted

A paper examining various wood frame wall constructions will be presented by Wilson Byrick at Acoustics Week in Canada October 12-14. The paper will examine STC data from staggered stud, double stud, GenieClip and Resilient channel wood stud wall partitions.
June 10, 2011

New GenieClip Brochure Released

Our third generation GenieClip brochure is the most informative yet, including sections on TJI, open web truss, composite and concrete deck floor ceiling assemblies, wood and steel walls, retrofit assemblies, and summary tables of test results. Highlights for the architect and engineer include section drawings providing ASTM sound tested and UL fire rated assemblies.
April 10, 2011

NoiseCon 2011 - Retrofit Paper Accepted

A paper on retrofit wall solutions will be presented at NoiseCon 2011 in Portland, OR. The study includes performance of the GenieClip, QuietRock and Green Glue in retrofit application. The paper will be posted on our private login site in the fall.
March 1, 2011

NEW - Pliteq CAD services

Custom and project specific CAD details and drawings are now available courtesy of our technical department. To request a project specific drawing set please contact Wilson Byrick, wbyrick@pliteq.com.
February 1, 2011

Pliteq products available in the United Kingdom

Pliteq recently opened an office in Cambridge, UK with Simon Jones as managing director. Simon brings 15+ years of experience in noise control and architectural acoustics experience. For more information see our contact us page.
January 15, 2011

Structural test data available for the GenieClip

Pliteq recently completed both direct pullout and lateral resistance tests on the GenieClip and two different types of drywall furring channel. The results show that the GenieClip can meet and exceed the structural load capacity of it's competitors.
December 2010

Recent laboratory testing on retrofit wall construction

Pliteq undertook a case study comparing common methods of retrofitting wall assemblies. Using commercially available materials, and tested in a NVLAP certified laboratory, the results showed a dramatic increase in transmission loss and overall STC in the wall assemblies. For complete test information, please login.
November 2010

Pliteq completes 100th acoustical laboratory test

Pliteq has increased its database of tests, and will continue to do so, providing valuable test data for the architectural acoustics, engineering and construction community.
October 2010

Pliteq launches GenieMat FF with low dynamic stiffness technology

Pliteq launches a new product, called GenieMat FF for floating floor. When used in conjunction with a monolithic structure, the GenieMat FF is activated at very low loads to dramatically increase both airborne and structure-borne transmission loss. The GenieMat FF is specially formulated to have a very low dynamic stiffness and has incredible performance for both STC and IIC. For detailed laboratory results, please login.
June 2010

Pliteq receives 40th ul certification

For a list of continually growing approved fire-rated wall and floor-ceiling assemblies, please click here.
April 2010

White paper - Presentation to Noise-Con 2010

Wil Byrick, Director, of Technical Services at Pliteq, presented a paper demonstrating the importance of resilient clip technology in flexible structures including wood-frame multi-family hosing. For more information, please login.
January 2009

White paper - Importance of rubber

Pliteq has completed testing on the dynamic stiffness and shore A hardness of the elastomer and assessed contribution of the elastomer in the increase in transmission loss of both wall and floor-ceiling assemblies. For more information, please login.