Audimute manufactures acoustic treatments intended to improve room sound and reduce sound transmission in personal and commercial spaces. The company’s founder and CEO, Mitch Zlotnik, describes Audimute as taking manufacturing responsibility for its products, including its recycled-cellulose eco-C-tex acoustic material.
Class A Fire-Rated (ASTM E-84)
Sky Acoustics IncFrom its North American manufacturing base, Sky Acoustics Inc. makes acoustical ceiling, wall and suspension systems that help architects shape both the sound and appearance of interior spaces. Its platform-based approach allows panels and systems to be custom-made in unusual sizes, curves, shapes and finishes rather than selected from fixed options. The company also develops recycled-content fiberglass and PET solutions, including a take-back program intended to support responsible end-of-life material recovery.ALBANY, NY
LaserFeltFrom its Columbus, Ohio design and production shop, LaserFelt makes laser-cut interior felt panels for acoustic treatment, privacy and room division. A division of LaserCuttingShapes, the company works from vector artwork to create custom patterns and sizes, using PET felt made from post-consumer recycled water bottles. Its panels and wall coverings combine decorative designs with practical features such as antimicrobial treatment, noise reduction and fire-rated materials.COLUMBUS, OH
The Soundcoat Company IncSince 1963, The Soundcoat Company has engineered and manufactured acoustic systems and noise-control materials that absorb, block, and dampen sound and vibration. From its Deer Park headquarters, Soundcoat combines an in-house acoustics and materials lab with two U.S. manufacturing facilities and its proprietary Soundcoat 360™ process, allowing customers to test, model, and validate solutions before production. Its California facility adds clean-room manufacturing and aerospace registration for aviation and space applications.DEER PARK, NY
Polyfill, LLCEstablished in Sidney, Ohio, in 2009, Polyfill, LLC makes customizable ethylene-based acoustical barriers that reduce noise in vehicles, buildings and equipment. The company has grown from one line and one shift to several lines operating three shifts, with more than 100 years of combined experience. Its recyclable barrier materials can be custom blended and laminated for specific applications, and Polyfill holds ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 14001:2015 certifications.SIDNEY, OH