Acoustic materials

Machines, devices, and vehicles are becoming quieter due to stricter regulations and increasing customer demands. This is a positive development, as addressing noise at the source prevents much disturbance. However, we still frequently encounter machines and devices in industrial spaces where the noise level, for example from motors and drives, can effectively be reduced “close to the source.”

Choosing the right sound-reducing materials is often a complex challenge. Motors produce heat, require oxygen (especially in the case of combustion engines), and are generally built as compactly as possible in machines and devices. Additionally, variable speeds present an acoustic challenge, particularly due to low frequencies which can cause annoying hums or even vibrations.

By reducing both airborne noise and vibrations within the housing, the unit can be used satisfactorily in more locations. Whether it involves sound absorption, sound insulation, de-noising, or vibration isolation, dB Noise Control B.V. offers a complete approach to noise disturbance in industrial environments.