Luggage belt in waiting hall
The sound source is a running luggage belt at Norrköping Airport. Luggage belts (sometimes refered to as luggage carousel) is a sort…
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Tattoo Machine
The sound of a modern tattoo machine managed by Martin Gustavsson at Lucky 7 tattoos & piercing.
Automatic scrubber drier
Taski Swingo automatic scrubber drier in use at the Finnish Labour Museum Werstas. The scrubber drier is used for floor cleaning in…
Graindryer
This sound was captured inside the etanol fabric of agroetanol. This is a machine that dry the backsheet of the grain, in…
Fence making machine
This machine is from 1936 and was in use to 2013. It was imported from Germany. The machine is run by an…
Heidelberg platen press
Heidelberg platen press in use at the Finnish Labour Museum Werstas. The maximum sound level of the running machine is 69.5 decibels.
FAG Swiss proof
Cylinder proofing press, FAG Swiss proof in use in the Museum Printing House at the Finnish Labour Museum Werstas. The maximum volume…
Polaroid 1200i – loading camera
Polaroid 1200i was introduced 2000. This camera was bought to Museum of work, in Norrköping. Can’t stop wondering what we were going…
Polaroid 1200i Taking a picture
Polaroid 1200i was introduced 2000. This camera was bought to Museum of work, in Norrköping. Can’t stop wondering what we were going…
Stationary Engine
Stationary engines were mainly used for driving farm machinery. Like other forms of motive power (water, steam), stationary engines used in agriculture…
Guillotine (Karl Krause, Leipzig)
Guillotine made by Karl Krause in Leipzig. In use in the Museum Printing House at the Finnish Labour Museum Werstas. Maximum volume…
Macintosh SE/30, start and format a floppy disk
Macintosh SE/30 The Macintosh SE/30 is a personal computer that was designed, manufactured and sold by Apple Computer, Inc. from 1989 until…
Macintosh SE/30, typing
Typing: "This is the project Work with Sounds" Sound recordist: Torsten Nilsson Photographer: Torsten Nilsson
IBM PS/1 start
IBM PS/1 The original PS/1, based on a 10 MHz Intel 80286 CPU, was designed to be easy to set up and…