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Sound
Enclosures
Sound enclosures are a highly effective means of
noise control for industrial and mechanical equipment. Our acoustic
steel enclosures are engineered for superior noise control while
allowing for easy access for both ventilation and maintenance.
Custom engineered steel enclosures are a workable solution
to your noisy industrial equipment. Our modular panel
system offers such features as:
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Options include: removable panels,
maintenance doors, double doors, sliding
doors, bi-fold doors, pneumatic doors, telescoping panels,
acoustical double-glazed windows, and speed-erect connectors that
allow individual panels to be removed in seconds for quick service
access.
Ventilation:
- Passive or forced silenced ventilation
- Silencers, acoustic hoods, acoustic louvers
- Engineered air exchanges for heat loss
Sound Control:
- 2" or 4" (or thicker) acoustic steel panels
- High sound absorption rates (NRC)
- High sound blocking rates (STC)
- Acoustical doors
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Tongue and Groove
Constructed Sound Enclosure:
Our T&G Sound Enclosures are of modular steel construction with
roll-formed "tongue and groove" (male/female) connections
providing a simple yet very effective progressive construction of
the enclosure. Accessories include access, ventilation and effective
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Removable Panel Sound
Enclosure:
eNoise Control's removable non-progressive constructed sound enclosure
utilizes a patented "quick-connector" fastener. The design offers a
self supporting structural frame in which panels can be easily
removed independently of each other for maintenance and
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Modular Sound Enclosure
(smaller fit):
Engineered for smaller equipment, our Modular Sound Enclosure
utilizes an independent extruded aluminum frame. The modular steel
sound panels attach to the frame with a quarter turn latch system
enabling the enclosure to fit tight to the machine and provide full
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