Pipe silencer

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Pipe si­lencers are used to re­duce sound pres­sure lev­els in in­dus­trial ducts. One typ­i­cal ap­pli­ca­tion of pipe si­lencers is to re­duce sound lev­els in fans with low nom­i­nal widths. When used as in­let and ex­haust si­lencers, they help to sig­nif­i­cantly min­i­mize back­ground noise. PIPE SI­LENCERS AS PART OF A COM­PRE­HEN­SIVE PORT­FO­LIO Scheuch COM­PO­NENTS has a wide range of prod­ucts from the sound­proof­ing in­dus­try. Pipe si­lencers are a cost-ef­fec­tive al­ter­na­tive to baf­fle si­lencers, which are also avail­able in our port­fo­lio. What’s more, we also of­fer a num­ber of other in­no­v­a­tive com­po­nents that con­tribute to the re­duc­tion of sound emis­sions. Our cut­ting-edge res­onators and other sound­proof­ing prod­ucts will not only help you to look af­ter the health of your em­ploy­ees, but also to ad­here to le­gal re­quire­ments in the field of en­vi­ron­men­tal pro­tec­tion. SI­LENCERS FOR PIPES ARE AVAIL­ABLE IN A RANGE OF LENGTHS AND DE­SIGNS. To en­able us to de­liver in­di­vid­ual so­lu­tions to spe­cific prob­lems, we of­fer pipe si­lencers in a va­ri­ety of lengths. Our stan­dard lengths are 1,170 and 2,170 mm, though spe­cial so­lu­tions are avail­able at any time. Be­cause the pipes can be screwed to­gether, it is also pos­si­ble to com­bine dif­fer­ent lengths to­gether. There are also dif­fer­ences in terms of the pipe nom­i­nal width. Here the rule is: the greater the nom­i­nal width, the lower the si­lenc­ing ef­fect.