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Soundproofing Commercial Vans covers the following areas:

• Bonnet Lid (NoiseKiller Vibrasorb)
• Bulkhead (NoiseKiller Sound Barrier)
• Engine Blanket (NoiseKiller Acoustic Engine Blanket)
• Interior Wheel Arch (NoiseKiller Barrier Mat)
• Footwells (NoiseKiller Barrier Mat)
• Sides of Seat Boxes (NoiseKiller Barrier Mat)
• Front Floor (NoiseKiller Sound Barrier)
• Floor of Seat Boxes (NoiseKiller Barrier Mat)
• Area in-between front Seats (NoiseKiller Sound Barrier)
• Door Pads (NoiseKiller Barrier Mat)

Engine Bay

Noise Killer Vibrasorb are applied to the bonnet lid to reduce vibrations and absorb engine noises. Noise Killer Barrier Mat is applied to the bulkhead, inner wings and wheel arches where possible. A Noise Killer Accoustic Engine Blanket is fitted over the engine.

Interior Cab

Noise Killer Barrier Mat is applied inside the cab to the seat boxes, doors, front wheel arches, and footwells Noise Killer Sound Barrier  are used on the front floors, under the seat boxes and between the seats.

Rear Panel and Floor Options

Noise Killer Barrier Mat or NoiseKiller Egg Box  can be used to reduce the drumming of rear side and roof panels. Noise Killer Sound Barrier can be used on the floor areas. NoiseKiller Lead Sandwich or NoiseKiller Barrier Mat can be used on Rear Wheel Arches.

All NoiseKiller Soundproofing Materials also create excellent Thermal Insulation in Rear Sections.

The Noise at work regulations now applied to company vehicles places the onus on the employer to ensure personnel are not exposed to excessive levels of noise whilst travelling in them.

Noise Killer can help you to keep within the law and ensure that you are not subject to retrospective claims by employees for ear damage.

Noise Killer work extensively with responsible companies to tailor retro fit kits to company fleets and individual vehicles.

Sound proofing a commercial van is achieved by reducing the engine noise, road noise and also the vibrations and booming effect created in the rear of the vehicle.

Noise Killer products are used in industrial vehicles such as tractors, forklift trucks, surveillance vehicles, police dog vans, mod trucks, mini bus conversions, mini diggers, and mobile recording studios.