A quick fix of squeaking & creakingThere is no need to suffer "squeaking & creaking"!ShareREAD MORE/CONTACTHideWe have various materials for solving this problem. These parts are normally provided on rolls for easiest possible application. Key Account ManagerLinda GustafssonPhone +46(0) 370 65 47 12 Send e-mail
Squeak protection velourRoll-stamped squeak protection in velour with self-adhesive back. Squeak protectorsRoll of roll-stamped squeak protectors. Questions and answersFAQs about our squeak-proofing products. Are all of your squeak guards self-adhesive? Yes, our squeak guards always come with a self-adhesive backing for quick and secure application during production or service. Are squeak guards suitable for the automotive industry? Absolutely. Squeak guards are often used in vehicles where tight spaces and vibrations can cause squeaking. Our solutions work exceptionally well in both interior and technical areas. Are the squeak guards available in different sizes? Yes, since they are die-cut, we can supply them in many different sizes and shapes—from small pieces to larger areas. Are the squeak guards durable? Yes, both velour and polyester nonwoven are durable materials that can withstand prolonged stress, friction, and movement between components. Are the squeak guards suitable for use in vibrating conditions? Yes, the anti-squeal guards act as a friction-reducing layer and reduce noise caused by both static and dynamic movement. Can squeak guards be used on different types of materials? Yes, our anti-squeak pads are designed to work on most surfaces, including metal, plastic, and fabric. Can squeak guards be used on furniture and interior design elements? Yes, our squeak guards work great in furniture construction, interior design, and other products where two surfaces move against each other and create unwanted noise. Can you die-cut squeak guards in custom shapes? Yes, we die-cut out anti-squeal guards in exactly the dimensions and geometries the customer needs—for both small and large production runs. Can you help me choose the right type of squeak guard? Of course. We recommend the right material based on the environment, friction, available space, and the type of squeaking that needs to be fixed. Can you supply squeak protectors on a roll? Yes, our anti-squeal strips are die-cut and supplied on a roll, which makes them easy to handle in continuous production. How do I order squeak guards from Horda Stans? Contact us with your desired dimensions or describe the problem. We’ll help you choose the right material and deliver quickly thanks to our flexible production and roll-punching processes. How do you install the squeak guard? Installation is simple: just peel off the protective paper and attach the squeak guard directly to the surface causing the squeaking. The self-adhesive backing ensures that the guard stays securely in place over time. How thin can a squeak guard be? The polyester nonwoven version is very thin and works well in situations where space is limited but effective shock absorption is still needed. What is a squeak guard, and why is it needed? A squeak guard is a thin, self-adhesive strip that is placed between two surfaces to eliminate squeaking and creaking. Our squeak guards are designed to quickly eliminate disruptive noises in acoustically sensitive environments. What types of anti-squeal devices does Horda Stans offer? We offer velour squeak guards and thin polyester non-woven squeak guards. Both are die-cut and feature a self-adhesive backing for easy installation. When is a polyester non-woven squeak guard most appropriate? Polyester nonwoven fabric is thin and dimensionally stable, and works particularly well in situations where space is limited or when a discreet, quick-to-install solution is needed. When should you choose velour squeak guards? Velour is a softer, more fabric-like material that’s ideal when you want a more cushioning and flexible solution that protects against both noise and wear. Which industries use Horda Stans' squeak guards? We supply anti-squeak solutions to the automotive industry, the furniture and interior design sectors, industrial manufacturing, and other industries where acoustic disturbances need to be resolved quickly and effectively.