Acoustic wall blankets drape over noise sources or hang from mounting points and absorb sounds to reduce noise levels in a facility.

Freestanding acoustic curtains are placed next to a noise source and help reduce the spread of sound in specific directions by absorbing it. They are commonly used for temporary noise reduction needs such as a production floor or other facility with intermittent noise.

Track-mounted hanging acoustic curtains suspend from overhead tracks or rails, allowing them to be moved freely along the track's length. They are commonly used in facilities with multiple noise sources such as a production line or facility with multiple equipment stations next to each other.

Overhead ceiling baffles hang from ceilings and other overhead surfaces to help reduce the spread of noise through a facility. They are commonly used where noise reduction is needed but other solutions cannot be installed or would not be effective.

Noise-isolation materials are foam or other sound-absorbing products placed in, on, or around noise sources to help dampen the sounds they create.