Sound Seal Blog

January 15, 2025

Sound Seal Unveils Revamped Website

Agawam, MA – January 15, 2025 - Sound Seal, a Catalyst Acoustics Group brand and leading manufacturer of noise control products serving the industrial, architectural, commercial and construction industries, today unveiled its newly revamped website: soundseal.com. The site features a variety of new features and landing pages, making it easier than ever for customers to find acoustic products that align with their noise control goals.

December 4, 2024

Marc Sawyer Named Industrial Project Manager, Leading Industrial Division

Agawam, MA – December 4, 2024 - Sound Seal, a Catalyst Acoustics Group brand and leading manufacturer of noise control products serving the industrial, architectural, commercial and construction industries, has promoted longtime employee, Marc Sawyer, to Industrial Project Manager.

October 31, 2024

Sound Seal Promotes Aaron Duncan to Inside Sales Manager

Agawam, MA – October 31, 2024 - Sound Seal, a Catalyst Acoustics Group brand and leading manufacturer of noise control products serving the industrial, architectural, commercial and construction industries, has promoted Aaron Duncan to the role of Inside Sales Manager.

April 22, 2024

Sound Seal Unveils Revitalized Industrial Section of Its Website

Agawam, MA – April 23, 2024 - Sound Seal, a Catalyst Acoustics Group company and leading manufacturer of noise control products serving the industrial, architectural, commercial and construction industries, today unveiled a revitalized industrial section of its website, offering a more streamlined and user-friendly experience for site visitors.

April 17, 2023

Outdoor Noise Has Met Its Match

Our vibrant and versatile Aerial and Vivid lines of exterior-grade noise barriers and sound curtains is perfect for Pickleball Courts, Tennis Courts, Outdoor Restaurants, Outdoor Music Venues and More.

April 7, 2023

Driving Acoustic Change

An electric vehicle manufacturer needed a noise control solution. Their vast, open plant created the perfect environment for echoes and reverberation, much to the dismay of employees, who found the noise pollution to be a distraction and obstruction to completing their daily tasks.

Manufacturing Acoustic Excellence

A key piece of equipment at a New England-based electronics manufacturing company was registering noise output levels over 85 decibels, a measurement that exceeded the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) noise exposure regulations.

December 19, 2022

Onward and Upward

This year was all about growth…of both our physical plant and our product offerings. As we round out the year, we reflect on some of the notable happenings at Sound Seal.

Experience How Colorful Quiet Can Be with Sound Seal’s New Exterior-Grade Baffles, Banners and Sound Barriers

These new colorful noise control product lines include Exterior-Grade Baffles, Banners, Noise Barriers and Sound Curtains.

August 24, 2022

Improving Industrial Noise Should Be Standard Operating Procedure

According to the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1 in 4 U.S. workers have been exposed to hazardous noise in the workplace. In manufacturing settings, this figure jumps to nearly 1 in 2, despite the fact that most individuals in this group report wearing hearing protection. How can employers help? By getting to the root of the problem…and enclosing it.

July 19, 2022

Special Sound Curtains for a CHP Specialist

Find out how Sound Seal was able to help Dalkia Aegis reduce noise in their new in-house testing area through the use of BBC 13-2 acoustic curtains.

July 12, 2022

LISTEN UP! How to Improve Acoustics on World Listening Day

Did you know…that July 18 is World Listening Day? We recognize that while this isn’t necessarily a Hallmark holiday, we’d still encourage you to celebrate, nonetheless.

June 13, 2022

Classroom Acoustics—a Surprisingly Fast Fix

Studies have shown that children in classrooms in developed countries only understand about 75% of all lectures delivered to them. Stop and think about that for a moment—this means that every 4^th word or 25% of all material delivered is missed. The culprit? Reverberation.