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The theory behind the question ‘how do acoustic barriers work?’ is based on decades of research into acoustics by various institutes. Decibels Noise is measured in decibels, dB, as sound pressure level. You will often see it expressed as dBA or dB (A), which refers to sound levels perceived by human ears. Decibel levels vary…

AGS have expanded with the addition of a new site, this takes the company’s total up to two factories and two offices across the Midlands. The locality of the factory is at the centre of the UK, meaning AGS are perfectly placed for economical project delivery to every corner of the nation. We are also…

Acoustic louvres are essential for applications where reduction in environmental noise emissions is required but air flow is also necessary for plant or equipment operation. AGS range of acoustic louvres includes various depths and configurations with a wide range of sound transmission losses. Typical depths of 150mm, 300mm and 600mm with chevron configurations available. Louvre…

Cullum Group have named Matt McCauley as Employee of the Quarter.  This is in recognition of Matt’s effort and focus on growing AGS’s materials division and implementing new procedures to improve traceability and manufacturing efficiency. Well done Matt!!

AGS have brought to the market a new audiometric mini booth for audiology screening, it comes with many additional options to enhance usability and with the option of ‘White Glove delivery’. Check out more details here.