• Scantek now offers new calibration service for simple, low cost sound level meters: the “manufacturer level calibration” preserves the initial instrument quality, for a minimum price. See details on our Instrument calibration page.
• Scantek is now providing accredited, on-site calibrations, covering most of the parameters from its scope of accreditation. If interested, please contact us to arrange the service.
  
  
• Norsonic Acoustic Camera in the News!
  
  Click here to see the Chicago Tribune video, "Just How Noisy is Chicago?"
  
  
• Scantek Now Calibrates Computer-based Single-and Multi-channel Sound and Vibration Measurement Systems.
  
  
• Scantek is responsive to the needs of many labs that now use PC based measurement systems. For calibration we need complete system- from transducer to computer. Please call our Cal Lab at 800-224-3813 for more information.
  
  
• SCANTEK SALE
  Sound Level Meters Drastically Reduced
  
  
• SLM Special Summer Sale:
  
  On the newest product from RION, the ultra compact, lightweight, and almost invisible integrating sound level meter NL-27.
  
  The NL-27’s 4-in (11 mm) size hides a truly functional compact meter perfect for community noise enforcement, and police noise measurements. It can measure Fast or Slow Maximum, equivalent (average), and peak sound levels, has manual storage for 199 measurements. It allows automatically timed averages, and DC and AC output. Stored data retrievable by computer. Internal and external calibration. Class 2. Included are windscreen, soft silicon rubber protective case, and carrying strap
  
  Special sale: $995, FOB
  Columbia, MD
  

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• Lower Prices on Tapping Machine Rental
  
  
• Reduced Rates For All Tapping Machines
  
  
• Transmission Loss and Absorption Coefficients of Small Samples on a Desktop    Scantek, Inc. now offers a set of acoustical ducts and measuring transducers and software to measure and report acoustical characteristics of small samples.
• New from BSWA- Impedance tubes, Artificial heads, Intensity probes, Array and surface microphones, materials testing.

• Scantek, Inc. Acoustical Calibration Laboratory Accredited by NVLAP

Laboratory Code 200625-0 The Scantek Calibration Laboratory (SCL) is again accredited by the US National Voluntary Laboratory Accreditation Program (NVLAP) under Laboratory Code 200625-0. NVLAP is part of the National Institute for Standards and Technology (NIST). Scantek is accredited for ISO 17025 and ANSI/NCSL Z-540 for the Scope of Accreditation that includes microphones, calibrators, sound level meters, dosimeters, and real-time analyzers, filters, and preamplifiers. In addition SCL calibrates tapping machines, accelerometers, vibration meters, and other instruments. Click on our calibration section for further information

• Interest free payments- Time payments are interest-free. 20% down in 30 days, remaining paid by credit card monthly for 11 additional months.
  

• Scantek, Inc. Cal Lab now calibrates tapping machines.
  

• Try an instrument with no obligation. Ask for a loaner. We have loaners available for most instruments we sell. You can use it for about a week at no charge, you only pay for return shipping.

• Need help with systems? Call our expert staff. We know acoustics and vibrations and measurements.We can help you solve your measurement problem. It is part of our support on our instruments.

1. this applies only to instruments less than 10-yrs old.
2. warranty is original manufacturer's warranty
3. only products sold by Scantek, Inc. are covered.

• NEW PRODUCTS ADDED - NEW SUPPLIER JOINED OUR FAMILY

  We now represent Soft dB (Quebec, Canada) with several innovative products- among them

  The CONCERTO is a small, self-contained, four channel acoustic and vibrations instrument:

• 4-channel Class 1 sound level meters
• 1-channel class 1 sound level meter and a 3-channel vibration meter
• 4-channel data logger.

The PICCOLO is a hand-sized integrating, logging, inexpensive, Class 2 sound level meter.

• Distributed Multichannel Sound and Vibration Measurement System provides calibrated accuracy and flexibility!
  
  Scantek, Inc., is pleased to announce the availability of the newest product from Norsonic, the Nor850 Distributed Multichannel System
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• Vibration Meter for Wind Turbines to VDI 3834-1
  

  Scantek, Inc., is pleased to announce the availability of the new vibration meter from MMF, the VM30w.
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• Acoustical Camera Shows Photo and Detects Noise Source Location

  * Please see YouTube video of our camera.
  
  Scantek, Inc., is pleased to announce the availability of the newest product from Norsonic, the Nor848 Acoustic Camera.
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• Brand New Castle Model GA- 824-Smart sensor with case and windscreen.
  
  HIGH QUALITY low cost solution for measuring sound levelsWe have ten of these remaining from a large shipment: Castle GA-824-Smart Sensor SLM.
  
  Regular price: $295 now, or until sold, $220
  
  The Castle 824 is a 'Smart Sensor' Sound Level Indicator. This device can be used as a low cost solution for measuring sound levels when alarm testing, placing warning signs or other applications where the accuracy of a full compliance meter is not required.
  
  Learn more about the Castle 824

• New from CESVA: SC-102 , SC160 CF, CB-006, CB-004

  SC-101

  The SC101 is more than just a noise measuring instrument as it not only carries out the measurements, but also the checks and calculations required by the standards, to get the final result, in situ.

  It is the first integrating sound level meter with measurement protocols which simplifies the process of obtaining results to the maximum. It guides the user, step by step through the measurement process.

  The SC101 adapts to the needs of each user as it enables the measurement protocol to be chosen for the following applications: MOTOR VEHICLES, LEISURE and COMMUNITY, RISKS AT WORK, MACHINERY (PRESSURE), MACHINERY (POWER) OR SOUND LEVEL METER (TRADITIONAL). The user simply follows the procedure indicated by the SC101, to obtain the final result.

  Measuring noise has never been so easy!

  http://datasheets.cesva.com/sc101_eng.pdf

• Standard Way of Measuring Rainfall Noise Isolation,@ INVITED presentation at the 154th meeting of the Acoustical Society of America, New Orleans, LA, Nov.2007 (w/R. Coffeen)
• Noise Impacts of Landfills and Surface Mines Turned into Landfills,@ paper presented at 101st Annual Conference of the Air and Waste Management Association, Portland, OR, June 2008
• Portable Aircraft Counter Based on Sound Levels,@ paper presented at 101st Annual Conference of the Air and Waste Management Association, Portland, OR, June 2008
• Way to Measure Aircraft Noise, to Discriminate Among Ground and Air Sources, and to Identify Wind Generated Noise,@ paper presented at the Transportation Research Board=s ADC-40 Summer Meeting, Key West, FL, July, 2008.
• Measuring the Volume Displacement of Engines Using Acoustics,@ paper presented at NoiseCon 2008, Dearborn, MI, July 2008
• Noiseless and Safer Back-up Alarms,@paper presented at NoiseCon 2008, Dearborn, MI, July 2008
• Measuring capacity with acoustics,@ Paper presented at NC Chapter of Acoustical Society of America, Raleigh, NC September 2008
• The fire code and speech intelligibility,@ Presentation at Acoustical Society of America, Miami, FL, November 2008
• Way to Measure Community Noise in a Complex Acoustical Environment,@ Presentation at Transportation Research Board Committee ADC40, Dayton, OH, July, 2009
• Uncertainty in Noise measurement and Estimation,@ INVITED paper presented at International Workshop on Environmental Nuisances, Calgary, December, 2009
• Way to Measure Aircraft Noise and the Location of the Aircraft, Simultaneously,@ INVITED Presentation at North Carolina Chapter of the Acoustical Society of America, Raleigh, March, 2010
• Uncertainties in measurements and predictions,@ paper submitted to be presented at Air and Waste Management Association, Calgary, AB, June, 2010
• Roadway Barriers and reflections,@ presented at TRB ADC40 Committee meeting, Denver, CO July, 2010
• “Noise prediction from stationary sources,” presented at TRB ADC40 Committee meeting, Denver, CO July, 2010
• “A Way to Measure Aircraft Noise,” presented at TRB ADC40 Committee meeting, Denver, CO July, 2010