SCANTEK SALE
SOUND LEVEL METERS DRASTICALLY REDUCED
BRAND NEW CASTLE Model GA- 824-Smart sensor with case and windscreen.
HIGH QUALITY low cost solution for measuring sound levels
We have ten
of these remaining from a large shipment: Castle GA-824-Smart Sensor
SLM.
Regular price: $295 now, or until sold, $220
The Castle 824
is a 'Smart Sensor' Sound Level Indicator. This device can be used
as a low cost solution for measuring sound levels when alarm testing,
placing warning signs or other applications where the accuracy of
a full compliance meter is not required.
Learn more about the Castle
824
Lower
Prices on Tapping Machine Rental
Reduced
Rates For All Tapping Machines
Transmission
Loss and Absorption Coefficients of Small Samples on a Desktop
Scantek, Inc. now offers a set of acoustical ducts and measuring
transducers and software to measure and report acoustical characteristics
of small samples.
The
new device, Acoustic Duct,
from Scien Ltd., is a complete turnkey system to measure sound absorption
coefficient using ASTM E-1050 and sound transmission loss using
a draft ASTM procedure. In absorption the sample is mounted at the
end of a tube. In transmission it is mounted in the middle. The
test, for one sample takes perhaps 25-minutes to set up and each
sample can be tested with full graphics, in about two minutes. The
main feature of this system is the ease of set-up and operation.
It uses precision components and easily fits on a desktop.
Scantek,
Inc. ACOUSTICAL CALIBRATION LABORATORY ACCREDITED BY NVLAP
Laboratory
Code 200625-0
The
Scantek Calibration Laboratory (SCL) is again accredited by
the US National Voluntary Laboratory Accreditation Program (NVLAP)
under Laboratory Code 200625-0. NVLAP is part of the National
Institute for Standards and Technology (NIST). Scantek is accredited
for ISO 17025 and ANSI/NCSL Z-540 for the Scope of Accreditation
that includes microphones, calibrators, sound level meters, dosimeters,
and real-time analyzers, filters, and preamplifiers. In addition
SCL calibrates tapping machines, accelerometers, vibration meters,
and other instruments.
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EXHIBITS
and MEETINGS
- National
Council of Standards Laboratories International, St. Paul, MN
July 29-Aug 2, 2007
- Transportation
Research Board ADC40 Summer Meeting, San Francisco, CA (TBD)
- Canadian
Acoustical Association Annual meeting, Montréal, PQ, October 9-11,
2007
- NoiseCon
2007, Reno, NV October 22-24, 2007
- NoiseCon 2008, Dearborn MI, June 28-20, 2008
PAPERS
- “Noise Impacts of Landfills and Surface Mines Turned into Landfills,” paper to be presented at 101st Annual Conference of the Air and Waste Management Association, Portland, OR, June 2008
- “A Portable Aircraft Counter Based on Sound Levels,” paper to be presented at 101st Annual Conference of the Air and Waste Management Association, Portland, OR, June 2008
- “A Standard Way of Measuring Rainfall Noise Isolation,” R. J. Peppin and R. Coffeen, paper presented at the 154th meeting of the Acoustical Society of America, New Orleans, LA, Nov.2007
- "Signal distortion: measurement methods and their uncertainties", by M. Buzduga. Proceedings of the 2006 NCSLI Workshop and Symposium, St. Paul, July 29-Aug 2, 2007
- "An
Approach To Reduce Environmental Noise:- How Europe Uses Noise
Mapping And Action Planning,” R. J. Peppin and W. Probst,
Paper presented at Spring Environmental and Occupational Noise
Conference, Banff, AB, May 2007
- Determining
the acoustical characteristics of windscreens using the concept
of “constant
divergence of sound pressure level.” Dr. Valentin Buzduga,
Scantek Inc. INTER-NOISE.2006, .3-6.December.2006. Honolulu, .HI
- "Uncertainty
evaluation: Practical aspects" by Mariana Buzduga. Proceedings
of NCSLI Workshop and Symposium, Nashville TN, August 6-10, 2006
- "Aspects
of Uncertainty evaluation", M. Buzduga, National Council of
Standards Laboratories- International Workshop and Symposium,
Washington D.C. August 7-11, 2005
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