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Optimised transition zones

for a quiet ride and infrastructure built to last

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Increasing passenger comfort on trains

Sylomer® FR for less noise and more comfort in passenger carriages

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Vibration isolation for HVAC devices

Protection against noise and vibrations

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EPD- Environmental Product Declaration

Transparency for sustainable building products and responsible construction

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Design quiet heat pumps

Make heat pumps quiet - "quiet" easy with Isotop® products.

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Modern skyscrapers at Potsdamer Platz in Berlin at twilight with light trails from vehicles.

Preventive noise protection in urban architecture

Successful construction projects in cities are a tightrope walk: the central location is not only the bestselling benefit, but also the cause of many problems in later utilisation.

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Insulated Rail Joints

Insulated Rail Joints (IRJs) are of high importance for signaling systems in modern railway networks.

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Life cycle costs

With Getzner products and solutions for the rail sector, you can demonstrably reduce the life cycle costs of railway lines.

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Turnouts in superstructures

Areas of discontinuity – such as frogs within a turnout – cause dynamic impacts as trains travel over.

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Sound control in timber construction

Increasingly, detached houses and apartment buildings are being constructed from wood, as are industrial corporate buildings. This means that design engineers are faced with new challenges, particularly when it comes to sound control.

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Vibration reduction in mechanical and plant engineering

Large machines generate oscillations that cause noise and vibrations – with effects on the surrounding manufacturing and quality processes.

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Reducing sound and noise emissions

Noise and sound are constant companions in our modern world – with negative effects on our environment.

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Vibration isolation in fire-prone areas

The Sylomer® Fire-retardant product range provides protection from undesirable vibrations and oscillation specifically in fire-prone areas.

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Vibration protection explained simply

Vibration protection refers to all measures aimed at protecting buildings and sensitive structures from vibrations.

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Vibration isolation: protection against vibrations and structure-borne noise

Vibration isolation refers to the decoupling of components or machinery to prevent the transmission of vibrations.

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Elastomeric bearings in the construction industry

Elastomeric bearings are key components in modern structural design for controlling vibrations, absorbing loads and providing an elastic bearing for structural elements.

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Polyurethane elastomers and other materials for vibration decoupling

Getzner solutions add elasticity in areas affected by vibrations. This prevents them being transferred and becoming a problem. The critical factor is achieving precisely the right level of vibration dampening.

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Glossary

What do terms such as tuning frequency, structure-borne noise and loss factor mean? Our glossary provides an overview of the most important terms relating to vibration isolation and vibration protection.

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