Acoustic insulation and soundproofing

Kespet soundproofing and acoustic insulation products for industrial and HVAC use

The Kespet soundproofing elements and casings can be used for soundproofing and acoustic insulation in machine halls, for example. The total noise of factories, plants or halls can be significantly reduced by soundproofing the productive department using soundproofing elements. The element is also well suited for suspended ceilings and noise reduction walls, which aim to reduce noise, improve acoustics or dampen sound echoes.

Sound insulation elements can be used for the sound insulation in the same way as a Kespet insulation element, in which case the set of elements is designed and manufactured according to the dimensions of the frame. The structure of the soundproofing element is similiar to that of our Insulation Element. It consists of a c-cassette frame made of perforated plate, acoustic insulation and corrugated sheet metal casing. In addition, the frame is reinforced with Z-strips and U-strips on the endings. Surface and insulation materials are always chosen according to the project site at hand.

Soundproofing for smaller objects, such as fans, conveyors, pumps, machinery and equipment, is best achieved with Kespet soundproofing casings, with the goal of reducing noise near its source.

A wide range of soundproofing and acoustic insulation products through our partners

When a wider range of sound insulation products is needed, ATIS, part of the IPCOM Group, will step in to help. All ATIS acoustic insulation solutions are also available to our customers.

ATIS’ wide range of acoustic materials and components provides solutions to almost any industrial noise problem, such as

soundproofing of various pipes
soundproofing in sewers
soundproofing of IV systems
soundproofing of machinery and pumps
soundproofing of roofs and walls.

ATIS soundproofing and acoustic insulation products control noise nuisance for a variety of reasons:

Technical noise reduction is mainly used in machines, technical rooms and casings and aims to reduce the noise level in the room or machine as much as possible.
The aim of sound attenuation in buildings, ie room acoustics, is to reduce reverberation and improve sound conditions, for example in offices or production facilities.
Soundproofing reduces the amount of noise transmitted through ceilings, floors, walls and doors.
Resonance and vibration damping by damping materials is especially necessary for thin plate surfaces such as steel, aluminum, wood or plastic. Such plate surfaces easily transmit airborne or tactile sounds to the environment.
Vibration damping means, for example, separating machines from other structures with vibration-damping materials. Vibration can in some cases even be harmful to people, buildings, buildings and machinery.