
Vibration and secondary airborne noise significantly impact on the sense of well-being of those on board, to the extent of detracting from outstanding design, innovative technical features and luxurious interior fittings.
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OKVibration isolation in maritime environments
Getzner solutions have been successfully used for vibration isolation on board marine vessels for many years now. Vibration on ships and offshore platforms presents a problem in that it can cause damage to the infrastructure, to mechanical systems and to sensitive items of equipment. Structure-borne noise and secondary airborne noise also have an impact on the well-being of those on board, reduce levels of comfort and make it impossible to work productively.
Getzner has developed a group of materials in the Sylomer® Marine FR series specifically for use on ships and offshore platforms. They have been certified as fire-retardant under the IMO fire standards and SOLAS guidelines. The company also has the "wheelmark" certification required for products used on board marine vessels.
Vibration and secondary airborne noise significantly impact on the sense of well-being of those on board, to the extent of detracting from outstanding design, innovative technical features and luxurious interior fittings.
Find out moreIMO/SOLAS certified vibration isolation from Getzner ensures passengers enjoy their voyage in comfort: There is no sound transmission from entertainment areas or engines to the cabins.
Find out moreGetzner vibration isolation reduces noise levels for the crew: Standards-compliant accommodation and working conditions can be assured by decoupling the crew areas, the wheelhouse and the work platforms from the rest of the ship.
Find out moreVibration isolation from Getzner lowers lifecycle costs: Vibrations can be prevented from spreading to the structure by implementing appropriate measures. In this way, lifecycle costs can be lowered not just now but in the future.
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