Noise, Shock and Vibration Control


Double-elastic spring mount with viscous damping.

Double-elastic spring element for the support of a submarine platform.

Vibration levels with and without isolation system.

Ship engine on double-elastic spring elements with integrated Viscodamper®.

Diesel generator on frame and spring damper elements.


NCE specialises in the analysis and reduction of underwater noise, implementing controls such as this two-stage isolation system for centerline gensets.

NCE implements innovative methods to optimise the effectiveness of the treatment whilst keeping the adverse impact on space, weight and cost to a minimum.

NCE conducts underwater radiated noise trials, such as the one shown for the NOAA fisheries research vessel.

NCE has measured source noise and vibration levels for all types of marine equipment, such as diesels, gas turbines, compressors and pumps.

NCE has developed the special software, Designer Noise, to accurately predict shipyard noise and allow the optimal implementation of treatments.


Among our marine products is the company's flagship product - Vibrostop MM stainless steel mounts - homologated by the Italian Navy.

Intended for less extreme applications the Vibrostop AA with an aluminium case shares the same MM concept and features replaceable elastic bodies and a great ability to withstand overloads and operate safely.

Vibrostop Mopla spring mounts allow greater deflection, thus in on-shore applications they provide better isolation in any environment and at any temperature.

Vibrostop Moflex is the solution for reducing the turbulence generated by pumps that propagates noise and vibration along pipe ducts.

Vibrostop Cavoflex cable mounts allow the safe fitting of machinery where shock and vibration isolation is required.


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