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A quick look back at another GREAT year.
(more)David - No comments - § ¶
We seem to have an overstock of 1' x 4' fiberglass board, so our loss is your gain. So check out these prices on the AlphaSorb fabric wrapped acoustical wall panels.
(more)David - No comments - § ¶
Here are before and after shots of an ABSC-25 blanket enclosure designed to reduce the noise produced by air compressors in an office furniture factory.


This shows a 34' x 12' x 12' high enclosure on a double tracked HD frame system with 3 floor standing supports and wall mountings. The double track enables easy access to the equipment for maintenance access. The ABSC-25 blankets provide 1" of sound absorptive fiberglass on each side and a sound barrier layer in the center. They hang on rolling hooks which travel in the track framing at the top and seal together with vertically mating velcro.

My customer sent me the pictures with the comment "The wall makes a noticeable difference in ambient sound levels,"... and the "maintenance folks are very happy with the results."
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