Fans, chillers, air-handling units, and duct systems do more than move air. They generate tonal noise, broadband mechanical energy and low-frequency sound that travels further than most designs anticipate. In commercial buildings, data centres and government facilities, that gap between mechanical performance and acoustic performance usually surfaces late. Addressing it after mechanical design is locked costs considerably more than designing for it from the start.

AcousTech designs acoustic systems for HVAC and mechanical services environments from the beginning: attenuators and duct silencers to manage duct-borne noise, acoustic louvres for ventilation openings, screen walls for rooftop and external plant, enclosures for high-noise mechanical equipment, and Sonic Access acoustic doors for plant room entry. Each component is specified to work as part of a coordinated system, not as an isolated product added after the fact.

All acoustic performance data is independently verified through NATA-accredited laboratory testing. Rw ratings, NRC ratings, and octave-band data are published across the full product range, giving mechanical engineers and acoustic consultants the specification data needed to design to a defined performance outcome. Talk to us before the mechanical design is locked in.