This can be done by breaking, blocking, absorbing, or isolating the unwanted soundwaves. As disturbances of the modern-day increase, the need for noise reduction materials are becoming more and more popular. Read More…
Leading Manufacturers
Tamer Industries
Somerset, MA | 508-677-0900Our soundproofing materials are designed with the user in mind. We try to keep our products safe, effective, and affordable for all customers. We know that not all solutions will work with all customers, which is why we offer customized solutions that meet your specific needs. If you want to learn more about our products or services, visit us online or give us a call today!
SurfacingSolution™
Chaska, MN | 800-964-6727Seeking sound reduction or noise barriers? SurfacingSolution™ offers to resolve those problems with product that can be applied to ceilings, floors and walls. We provide sound absorbers via acoustical foams or fabric-, scrim-wrapped or quilted panels. We are a division of Global Specialty Products.
Polymer Technologies, Inc.
Newark, DE | 800-850-9001Polymer Technologies is one of the leading manufacturers and suppliers of noise control composites. However, we are much broader in scope and provide products for gasketing, filtration, specialty cushioning and thermal applications.
Netwell Noise Control
Minneapolis, MN | 800-638-9355Netwell specializes in soundproofing solutions by means of sound barriers and sound absorbers. We have an extensive product line of acoustic panels and over 60 other soundproofing materials in a variety of colors, shapes and sizes tailored to address your specific soundproofing needs. Check us out.
Dürr Universal
Stoughton, WI | 888-300-4272Dürr Universal is an experienced manufacturer who specializes in noise control and sound absorbing equipment. Our diverse capabilities allow us to serve a variety of industries, including power generation and marine. Call us today for innovative solutions to all your noise control needs.
Harmful symptoms such as hearing problems, circulatory issues, difficultly sleeping, and irritability are just a few symptoms that are caused from overexposure to noise. Some noise reduction techniques are beneficial to avoid these symptoms. A simple thick wall or acoustic curtains can be utilized for this purpose. Federal regulations limit acceptable noise levels in work environments, schools, offices, airports and other public buildings. Other applications include automotive industries, construction sites, homes and even personal headsets.
Several aspects of an area need to be considered when implementing noise reduction materials. Dimensions of a room, shape, proximity to sound waves, placement of doors, and windows. Likewise, it is important to determine how in depth an application will be as some involve replacing ceiling, wall and floor panels.