Why Choose eco-C-tex® Over Studio Foam for Sound Absorption?

Audimute is recognized in the acoustics industry as a leader in “green” acoustics, largely thanks to our invention, eco-C-tex. Made from a blend of cotton and cellulose, eco-C-tex is the GREENEST acoustical absorption material on the market and offers an eco-friendlier option than traditional foam panels or fiberglass panels without sacrificing performance.

By converting recycled paper into cellulose fibers — the main component in eco-C-tex — Audimute keeps paper out of landfills. In addition, the eco-C-tex manufacturing process itself is eco-friendly, using only 1/10 of the energy required to produce fiberglass and 1/40 of the energy used to create foam.

And it’s not just about what’s inside. When compared to foam and fiberglass, our environmentally engineered acoustic solutions offer:

• Better Performance: Audimute’s sound absorption solutions are exceptionally well suited for absorbing mid- and high frequencies. Check out our Cut Sheets.
• Easier Installation: With simple tools and mounting tabs, our products are quicker to install than foam or fiberglass acoustic products. Check out our Installation Instructions.
• More Durability: Audimute’s panels are made from stable natural and recycled materials and will not deteriorate. Foam for sound absorption, however, often ages poorly, with the outer surface of the panels hardening, cracking, and turning to dust. Colored foam products will discolor quickly as they are exposed to oxygen and ultraviolet rays.
• Better Aesthetics: Our design-driven approach to effective sound solutions allows for a wide variety of colors and sizes, including custom options and image panels, whereas standard foam acoustic products—even colored—just look like foam (and, hey, maybe that’s your thing).

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"Our commitment to environmental responsibility will continue to be strengthened as we find new avenues to promote green acoustic solutions for our clients," — Audimute founder Mitch Zlotnik.