55 Free Plastic Sound Effects - Most Popular
Plastic handcuff #1
Sound of plastic handcuff, cable tie or collar. UCS Category: PLASMisc. Length: 00:02.
Manual roller shutter, closing in. #1
Closing of a crank roller shutter. From the inside. UCS Category: WNDWCover. Length: 00:19.
Plastic cover #7
Lid of a large plastic trash can being slammed. UCS Category: PLASImpt. Length: 00:02.
Plastic cover #5
Lid of a large plastic trash can being slammed. UCS Category: PLASImpt. Length: 00:02.
Plastic bottle crushed #2
A plastic bottle crushed by hand. This is a bottle of Volvic water. UCS Category: PLASBrk. Length: 00:05.
Manual roller shutter, closing out. #1
Closing of a crank roller shutter. From the outside. UCS Category: WNDWCover. Length: 00:20.
Plastic handcuff #2
Sound of plastic handcuff, cable tie or collar. UCS Category: PLASMisc. Length: 00:01.
Plastic ventilation grille #1
Impacts of the small fins of a plastic exhaust air grille. UCS Category: PLASImpt. Length: 00:28.
Plastic cover #3
Lid of a large plastic trash can being slammed. UCS Category: PLASImpt. Length: 00:02.
Manual roller shutter, opening int.
Opening of a crank roller shutter. From the inside. UCS Category: WNDWCover. Length: 00:19.
Plastic handcuff #4
Sound of plastic handcuff, cable tie or collar. UCS Category: PLASMisc. Length: 00:01.
Plastic handcuff #3
Sound of plastic handcuff, cable tie or collar. UCS Category: PLASMisc. Length: 00:01.
Manual roller shutter, opening out. #2
Opening of a crank roller shutter. From the outside. UCS Category: WNDWCover. Length: 00:21.
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