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E.N. Murray manufactures specialty foams for use as soundproofing material. Our foam products can be cut to your exacting specifications for use as sound absorption material. Please contact E.N. Murray for all your noise barrier needs. You are sure to find quality materials at affordable prices.
Metal Form Mfg. has over 40 years experience in designing and manufacturing soundproofing, air control and evaporative cooling products. Our Commercial Acoustics group provides noise control solutions with our acoustical panels and louvers, equipment sound enclosures, silencers and more.
Eckel Noise Control Technologies specializes in the design and manufacture of engineered noise control products and systems like anechoic chambers, noise control panels and systems, industrial sound enclosures plus standard and custom architectural panels and systems.
The benefit of using Retrotherm Insulators K-13 soundproofing product is that it outperforms the competition. Since 1983, our leading spray applied noise control system is used worldwide. We install our spray applied product that solves your noise control, thermal insulation or fireproofing problems.
Blachford has been developing & producing superior noise control solutions for over 40 years, from custom-engineered rolls & diecuts to molded & cast-in-place sound proofing materials, tested in our advanced acoustics lab for many applications as sound absorbers, sound barriers & vibration dampers.
Manufacturing noise control materials for various industries, Soundown Corp. will provide you with basic information, technical advice and installation instruction on all of our quality noise reduction materials. We offer a variety of sound reduction materials, so check out our website or call today.
Sound proofing is any means of reducing the intensity of sound with respect to a specified source and receptor. Sound proofing affects sound through noise reduction and noise absorption. While noise reduction actually blocks the passage of sound waves through the use of distance and placing intervening objects in the wave’s path, noise absorption transforms the sound wave by suppressing echoes, reverberation, resonance, and reflection.
Common sound proofing solutions include sound absorption, vibration damping and sound barriers. Sound absorption is achieved with the use of soft, porous, open-celled materials, such as flexible polyurethane foam and other acoustical foams, which provide non-reflective surfaces in order to reduce noise levels in applications, including machine enclosures and housings and medical and industrial equipment. Sound absorption is directly related to the amount of treated surface area (i.e. the more reflective surfaces treated, the greater the sound absorption). Vibration damping materials reduce the amount of vibration energy transmitted between surfaces constructed of rigid materials, which are typically sympathetic to vibrations at one or more frequencies. Sound barrier materials, such as flexible mass loaded vinyl, combine mass, flexibility and limpness to form a barrier between the noise source and the controlled area. Sound barriers are often combined with sound absorption materials to create truly effective noise control composites.
Sound proofed environments are necessary for the health and safety of people in the work place. Sound proofing for a product, building, or manufacturing process may also be necessary in order to comply with government regulations for noise control. Schools, airports, offices and other buildings require a certain amount of sound proofing to be functional and safe. Work environments are a major concern when load machinery is involved. In each circumstance, airborne noise and structure borne noise need to be monitored.
