Custom marine soundproofing for medium and large vessels

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Acoustic comfort on board has become an increasingly central requirement in contemporary yacht design. Whether underway or at anchor, every component contributes to overall noise levels: diesel engines, generators, bow thrusters, air conditioning systems, and structural vibrations from bulkheads and decks.

Customizable marine soundproofing solutions allow targeted intervention on the main noise sources, significantly improving onboard living quality while reducing the transmission of both airborne noise and structural vibrations.

Comfort and safety in high-stress marine environments


Magneti Plastics’ systems are engineered for acoustic insulation, thermal insulation, and fire protection in high-stress marine environments. The materials used are suitable for engine room lining and applications on bulkheads and decks, ensuring stable performance even under conditions of humidity, temperature fluctuations, and continuous vibration.
The solutions are specifically designed for the insulation of:
• hot and cold piping;
• machinery and generator sets;
• exhaust gas ducts;
• HVAC and ventilation systems.
Special attention is given to engine room linings and sealing systems for engine compartments, which are strategic elements in limiting noise propagation toward living areas.

A quieter, safer, and higher-performing navigation

Each intervention is fully customizable according to the type of vessel – medium and large leisure craft – or special applications, with tailor-made solutions designed to integrate seamlessly with onboard layouts and technical specifications.
The objective is a quieter, safer, and higher-performing environment, without compromising on weight, resistance, or durability in marine conditions.

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