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Benefits of Using Acoustic Enclosures

Exposure to sound levels above 85 decibels, whether from busy roadways, commercial HVAC equipment, electrical transformers, generators, or noisy warehouses, can pose significant health risks. These include headaches, increased allergy symptoms, insomnia, and other health concerns. Many municipalities and governments have regulations to limit noise levels in communities, making compliance essential for businesses.

What Is an Acoustic Enclosure?

An acoustic enclosure is specifically designed to reduce, minimize, or eliminate sound emanating from a particular source. These structures provide outdoor and indoor soundproofing by dampening offensive noise. Acoustic panels or enclosures are essential for reducing noise pollution and helping businesses comply with local and national noise ordinances.

How Do Acoustic Enclosures Work?

The most common type of outdoor acoustic panels includes a series of noise-canceling or reducing panels, helping commercial and industrial companies maintain compliance with noise regulations. These panels create quieter environments, allowing individuals to work safely away from equipment noise. For indoor applications, acoustic rooms offer quiet spaces for meetings or business operations without interference from traffic noise, HVAC systems, or utility equipment.

Material Options for Industrial Sound Enclosures

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Cleaning Acoustic Sound Blanket Materials

Industrial Sound Blanket Material can be wiped down with a rag, or cleaned with a broom to remove dirt and debris from the surface. Any Non Exposed Surface can be cleaned with  typical house hold or industrial solvent and detergents.