Waste containers are subjected to tough conditions. Metal meets metal as machines and vehicles make contact, leading to strong vibrations and structure-borne noise. The characteristic metallic bang when a container is emptied or moved has long been a challenge – especially in urban environments, where noise levels are already high.
When a company in the logistics sector wanted to reduce the noise from its waste containers and create quiet containers, they turned to Antiphon.
By replacing traditional steel plate with Antiphon’s MPM laminate (Metal-Polymer-Metal), the client has been able to produce a new generation of “quiet” containers that reduce the normal noise around the container to a minimum.
Thanks to its unique multi-layered structure, with a vibration-damping polymer core, the MPM laminate reduces noise from contact and impacts. The result is a significant reduction in noise without compromising on durability or strength.
The Antiphon team at Metal Forming Expo in Pune, India is up and running at full speed right from the start! After three successful editions in Mumbai and Pune, it’s time again. The fourth edition of Metal Forming Expo, part of India Production Technology Week, will take place April 9–11, 2026 at the Pune International […]
Meet Aurimas Uscinas, one of the key people in the production team at Antiphon. After many years working on the MPM line, he has developed a sharp eye for the details that make a real difference in the final result. In this interview, he shares insights from behind the scenes, what drives him, and how […]
From November 11–13, Antiphon will, as usual, be present with our own booth at Elmia Subcontractor in Jönköping. The fair gives us an excellent opportunity to showcase the breadth of our range and to talk face-to-face about our products. Welcome to booth A02:20.