Oeler Industries Incorporated
specializes in Acoustics - it's all we do! We hope that you'll find this website
to be informative and useful. If you have an issue with noise or vibration, we
can help. Please feel free to call us at 1-877-40-NOISE, or e-mail us at sales@oeler.com
LEARN
ABOUT ACOUSTIC PRODUCTS:
Education - A glossary
of Acoustics Terms & Misconceptions
Tools -
Handy elements to help you understand and quantify your acoustic need.
RESEARCH ACOUSTIC PRODUCTS:
Absorption
- Absorption materials are used to control sound within a space.
Blocking
- Sound blocking products are used to prevent sound from leaving a space..
Covering (Sound Masking) - Sound Masking
products are used to dynamically cover unwanted sounds with a more desirable sound.
Sound
Isolation - Sound Isolation can be defined as the degree of acoustical separation
between two locations, especially adjacent rooms.
BUY
ACOUSTIC PRODUCTS:
Many
items are available to purchase online! - If you know what you need get
it here! If you're not sure how to handle your particular application or simply
have a question, call us for a free consultation at 1-877-40-NOISE.
Absorption
panels can be used to control harsh reflections, reduce reverberation
time, or eliminate echo. Absorption panels can also be used to reduce the propagation
of sound in otherwise open areas (i.e., down a long hallway).
Sound Blocking is commonly called sound
proofing and is used to block sound from transmitting into adjacent areas or workstations.
In general, if the source of unwanted sound is generated in another room, space,
or from the outside and is transferring through a wall, ceiling, or floor into
your space, then you need sound
blocking products.
Privacy and noise are big issues in open offices. In addition, in healthcare
and related service fields, protecting sensitive patient information is not just
a top priority, it is the law. The potential for oral disclosure is seen by some
to be the most serious of all the risks. The good news: installing a
sound masking system is a cost-effective solution.
Developing a Home Theater?
The acoustics of a home theater is the most overlooked topic when setting up a
home theater. Neglecting to address potentially serious acoustic issues, while
spending a small fortune on electronic equipment just doesn't make sense. The
key issues are sound transmission, (sound leaking
into the theater or visa versa), HVAC noise, and correcting
and enhancing the room's acoustical properties with
absorption and diffusion products.
