Come and visit us on stand C32 at the Advanced Engineering Show at the NEC in November. Running on the 1st & 2nd November, we’ll be showcasing all our latest technology including the Acoustic Camera from gfai tech, Scan & Paint from Microflown and CoCo80X from Crystal.
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Providing omnidirectional excitation according to all the latest standards. The source can be driven from a sound level meter or an internal noise…
A unique tool for acoustic troubleshooting and sound source localisation, allowing you to visualise what you hear. It makes complex problems simple…
Airly is a MCERTS certified device that measures the air quality in your immediate surroundings. Using sensors, Airly provides accurate, ultra-local,…
AudioConnect 2™ is a 2-in, 2-out audio interface specifically designed for audio…
The SonoCat is a multi-functional spherical microphone array. It consists of eight digital MEMS microphones located in a rigid…
Whether performing detailed acoustic analysis of products and components, locating leaks in buildings and pipelines, or performing correlation…
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DECAQ systems provide appropriate architecture to address both standard and complex multi-channel tasks. Using the same stable modular platform for…
The SV 803 has been developed for both short and long-term vibration monitoring applications. Designed for wireless vibration monitoring of both…
The PU Regular Gen2 represents state-of-the-art technology when it comes to PU probes. Designed for durability, packaging the unique sensing…
The Dust Cube is a small rugged device that measures both gas and particulate matter (pm1, pm2.5, pm10) and is an effective monitor for low-cost…
The invention of the first smart impact hammer provides new ways of mechanical excitation for structural dynamic applications. Smart means that the…
MECALC designs, develops and manufactures QuantusSeries, an advanced platform for data acquisition and control. QuantusSeries systems are often found in test and measurement applications where accuracy and signal quality are paramount. Leading manufacturers in the automotive, aerospace and defense industries trust MECALC systems for their most important projects. As the UK partner for MECALC, we […]
Read moreConstruction sites are notorious sources of dust emissions, which can have adverse effects on both the environment and the health and safety of workers and the general public. Dust monitoring has become significantly important for the construction industry for the following reasons: The Health & Safety of Workers Construction workers are at risk of exposure to airborne […]
Read moreOn the 28th March 2017 we held a very successful seminar on environmental monitoring for sound and vibration. We had nearly 50 attendees at the Sharnbrook Hotel which is close to our offices, just north of Bedford. Speakers included John Shelton BSc(Hons) MSc MIOA, who chairs the instrumentation working group at the IoA, Ian Arthurs […]
Read moreIt’s evident that the changing regulations and increasing concerns about air pollution in London have led to significant shifts in the requirements for monitoring particulate matter from construction and demolition activities. The Mayor’s focus on addressing air pollution is driving these changes, and this has impacted instrumentation suppliers like AcSoft. AcSoft and similar suppliers […]
Read moreConstruction developments, roads and other infrastructure projects often have a substantial and sometimes long-term impact on the local air quality. One of the most common impacts is increased dust or particulate matter (PM) concentrations. Depending on the perceived risk, monitoring may need to be carried out during both demolition and construction activities to ensure that […]
Read moreWe are seeking an apprentice administrator to join our busy team who is dynamic and enthusiastic and will help us achieve our business objectives as we continue to grow. The candidate must be motivated, organised, a good timekeeper, and attention to detail is key.
Read moreReport by John Shelton, AcSoft Ltd, Svantek UK Ltd Recent years have seen a large increase in measurements of vibration, for a variety of applications, such that the diary of the busy acoustic consultant is just as full of vibration surveys, as noise measurements. Be it for health and safety applications, such as hand-arm and […]
Read moreWhen I look at the spec sheets for microphones and sound level meters, I see reference to Dynamic Range, Measurement Range and Linearity Range. Surely these are the same, or am I confused? They are completely different definitions, although measurement range and dynamic range are often used interchangeably: Dynamic Range This is generally the range […]
Read more4 Channels of acquisition and real-time analysis, all in a ruggedised IP67 8” tablet PC! NoisePAD can be an IEC61672-1 sound level meter, ISO 10816 vibration meter, both of those and more. Whether it be for sound power, or building acoustics, machine vibration or balancing, this is an all-in-one, autonomous solution in the palm of […]
Read moreTraceable calibration and UKAS calibration both aim to establish the accuracy and reliability of measuring instruments, but there are some key differences between the two. Here are some benefits of traceable calibration over UKAS calibration: Cost Traceable calibration is generally more cost-effective compared to UKAS calibration. UKAS (United Kingdom Accreditation Service) accreditation involves a more […]
Read moreAt AcSoft we don’t believe that “one size fits all” which is why we ensure that our off-grid power solution will keep your equipment running 24/7 no matter how bad the weather is. With options from a simple system with a single solar panel to multiple panels with wind turbine backup we ensure your kit […]
Read moreWith the terms ‘vibration’ and ‘noise’ regularly being used interchangeably, there is often confusion surrounding the precise definition and difference between the two. This ambiguity leads to many questioning what is the difference between vibration and noise? Vibration Despite their common confusion, vibrations and noise differ quite significantly. Vibrations are mechanical oscillations or the intermittent […]
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