Acoustic Enclosures
Canopies and enclosures that cut blower noise to site limits without cooking the machine.
What they are
Blowers are loud; sites have limits and neighbours. A proper enclosure cuts the noise without starving or overheating the machine inside.
What we do
- Enclosures and canopies for new and existing machines.
- Refurbishment: panels, foam, doors and fans on tired enclosures.
- Noise-led surveys where a site has a complaint to close out.
- Ventilation done right so the machine stays cool.
Getting the choice right
Start from the number you need at the boundary, not the number in a brochure. Attenuation, ventilation and access pull against each other in enclosure design, and a box that hits the noise figure while starving the machine has solved nothing.
For an existing complaint, measure first. Sometimes the answer is a full canopy; sometimes it's new door seals and a silencer at a tenth of the cost.
What goes wrong
- The machine overheating inside: blocked ventilation, failed fans or foam collapsing into airways.
- Noise rising over the years: door seals, loose panels and perished foam leak sound long before anything breaks.
- Corrosion on outdoor canopies: cosmetic and cheap early, structural later.
- Access so awkward nobody services the machine: an enclosure problem that quietly becomes a blower problem.
Typical duties
plant rooms near housing, compounds with noise conditions.
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