Machine & Equipment Enclosures in Chicago, IL

Metal fabrication and machinery building are core industries here, and so are plastics and packaging. Shops in Franklin Park, Cicero, and Aurora run presses, compressors, grinders, and blowers that fill a whole bay with noise. Enclosing the source is usually cheaper than treating the entire building.

These enclosures use the same panels as our offices, with acoustic cores where sound is the issue and sealed joints where dust is. Controls, servers, and test benches can go in a conditioned enclosure that keeps grit and heat away from the electronics.

Maintenance access gets designed first, not last. We place removable panels, double doors, or roll-up openings on the sides your techs actually work from, so a PM does not start with taking the enclosure apart.

Heat has to go somewhere once a machine is boxed in. In a humid Chicago summer that load adds up fast, so we size ventilation or cooling to the equipment's heat output, not the room volume.

If the loud machine sits next to a supervisor's desk, pair the enclosure with an in-plant office so both problems get solved in one install.

Enclosure Project Flow

How much will an enclosure reduce noise?

Will it make maintenance harder?

Does the machine need extra ventilation once enclosed?