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Unexpected business trip to Europe #5

I have never felt the meaning of the word “relief” more keenly than I did at that moment. Having completed the...

Walls That Stop Sound: Fundamentals and Misconceptions of Sound Insulation

Introduction Many believe that “a thicker wall means better soundproofing.”In reality, sound leakage often res...

Washable Sound-Absorbing Walls: Combining Hygiene and Acoustic Performance

Introduction With the implementation of HACCP, manufacturing environments in the food and pharmaceutical secto...

Quiet Factories Improve Productivity: The Latest in Acoustic and Insulation Design with the BF Series

Introduction In manufacturing, noise has long been regarded as an unavoidable part of production.Today, howeve...

Balancing Acoustics: The Right Relationship Between Absorption and Insulation

Introduction In noise control, one of the most common questions is:“Should we prioritize sound insulation or s...

Acoustic Design for Cleanrooms: Achieving Both Silence and Purity

Introduction When we think of a cleanroom, we tend to focus on air cleanliness—particle counts, pressure balan...

Unexpected business trip to Europe #4

You might find it funny now, but an unexpected incident tends to plunge everyone present into a kind of collec...

Unexpected business trip to Europe #3

Like Japan, the UK is an island nation, meaning that to reach other European countries, we have to cross the s...

Unexpected business trip to Europe #2

There is a term called a BCP, Business Continuity Plan. It refers to a plan that establishes guidelines in adv...

Unexpected business trip to Europe #1

On the final day of training for our North American distributor, DMC, at Sonora’s Tokyo headquarters, ou...