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Reduce sound in the workplace with an acoustic enclosure

28th September 2016

Three ways to reduce the impact of sound in your work environment

HOW TO REDUCE SOUND AT WORK As a business owner, it is your responsibility to assess and potentially reduce sound levels in your workplace. If these are too high, not only are you putting yourself at risk but all those around you. Long-term exposure to noise can result in tinnitus,...

Three Common Myths about Acoustical Engineering

Acoustical engineering, for those who don’t know, is a way of reducing sound and vibrations that might otherwise be loud and disruptive. If you run a noisy factory, event venue or wind farm, you will understand this problem all too well. We have carefully designed this service to help...

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The Kimpton Acoustics team created a bespoke acoustic enclosure for our CLM100 Rotary Classifier Mill Unit for a customer in Spain. The brief we set them gave them a number of challenges in that it needed to dissipate heat as well as reduce noise, whilst still retaining personnel access! All... Read More
At Star Refrigeration we are committed to a programme of continuous development to ensure our customers benefit from optimum plant efficiency. To enable us to achieve this, we in turn expect the highest standards from our suppliers. Kimpton Acoustics consistently offers us those standards and we can always be confident... Read More
Mitsubishi is a global household name with a reputation for quality and excellence. It is important that these standards are reflected in the suppliers we work with and Kimpton Acoustics has certainly satisfied our expectations. Kimpton demonstrates a detailed and thorough understanding of noise management technology and has a vast... Read More

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Three ways to reduce the impact of sound in your work environment

Three Common Myths about Acoustical Engineering

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