CE Certified Acoustic Wall Panels Manufacturer & Factory

Engineered Stone Mineral Wool & Polyisocyanurate (PIR) Sound Absorption & Fire-Resistant Cladding Envelopes for High-Spec Industrial & Architectural Facilities Worldwide.

10,000 m²
Daily Automated Continuous Panel Output
A1 / B-s1,d0
Certified Reaction to Fire (EN 13501-1)
Rw 32-48 dB
Sound Transmission Loss (ISO 10140-2)
550+
Major Projects Delivered Across GCC & Global Markets
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Featured Industrial & Acoustic Enclosure Systems

Engineered to balance sound transmission class (STC), noise reduction coefficient (NRC), structural rigidity, and certified fire insulation under extreme climatic operational demands.

A1 Non-Combustible Customized Width Rockwool Panel A1 Fire Resistance Insulated Wall Panels

Customized Width 500 To 1120 Rockwool Panel A1 Fire Resistance Insulated Rockwool Board Wall Panels

Dense basalt mineral fiber acoustic wall panel offering up to 120 minutes structural fire integrity and class-leading airborne sound barrier containment.

  • Core Density: 100–140 kg/m³
  • Acoustic Rating: Rw 34–42 dB
  • Euroclass Fire: A1 Non-combustible
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Warehouse Acoustic Rock Wool Steel Faced Sandwich Panels Thermal Insulation Wall Roof

Hot Sale Modern Rock Wool Steel Faced Sandwich Panels Thermal Insulation Interior Wall And Roof For Warehouses

Heavy-duty steel-faced continuous composite panels for expansive warehouse perimeters requiring dual thermal barrier and reverberant acoustic dampening.

  • Facing Skin: 0.5–0.8mm Galvanized
  • Thermal λ: 0.040 W/m·K
  • NRC Absorption: Up to 0.85 (Perforated)
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Acoustic Sealing Aluminum Foil Butyl Waterproof Tape For Roof Ridge Repair Works

Aluminum Foil Butyl Waterproof Tape 100mm X 1.5mm Self Adhesive For Roof Ridge And Valley Flashing Repair Works

Viscoelastic butyl adhesive barrier engineered to eliminate acoustic joint flanking and maintain continuous vapor-tight and hermetic panel joints under vibration.

  • Thickness: 1.5 mm Pure Butyl
  • Temp Resistance: -40°C to +110°C
  • Function: Acoustic & Vapor Seal
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Thermal Acoustic Door MTH 90 Degree Stay Open Insulated FPR Walk in Freezer Hinged Door

MTH 90 Degree Stay Open Insulated FPR Multiple Panel Material Options Walk in Freezer Cold Room Hinged Door

High-density insulated industrial cold store and acoustic envelope door with multi-point compression seals to isolate mechanical machinery plant noise.

  • Core: Rigid Polyurethane 42kg/m³
  • Acoustic Loss: Rw 31 dB
  • Hardware: Stainless 90° Stay-Open
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Off-Grid Enclosure Solar Powered Cold Storage Room Automatic Off Grid Walk in Freezer CE

Solar Powered Cold Storage Room Automatic Off Grid Walk in Freezer with Copeland Sanyo Refrigeration System for Food Storage CE

Turnkey solar-supported thermal and sound-attenuated cold room building envelope utilizing interlocking PIR panels to eliminate sound resonance from chillers.

  • Panel System: 150mm High-Density PIR
  • Certification: CE / Machinery Directive
  • Joint Design: Vapor-Tight Cam-Lock
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High-Density PUR Hot Sell Pu Sandwich Panel for Cold Room in Australian Standard

Hot Sell Pu Sandwich Panel for Cold Room in Australian Standard Structural Thermal Specifications

Rigid closed-cell polyurethane insulated sandwich panel engineered for food processing facilities, washdown environments, and cold logistical hubs.

  • Thermal λ: 0.022 W/m·K
  • Surface: Food-Grade Antibacterial
  • Thickness: 50 mm to 200 mm
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Acoustic & Fire Wall Fireproof Heat Preservation Sound Insulation Steel Rock Wool Sandwich Panel

Modern Fireproof Heat Preservation Sound Insulation Steel Rock Wool Sandwich Panel Wall and Roof Sheet

Architectural acoustic wall system integrating fiber-oriented mineral wool perpendicular to the metal facing, ensuring exceptional acoustic absorption and structural wind resistance.

  • Acoustic Index: Rw 38–46 dB
  • Fire Rating: 120–240 Minutes
  • Orientation: Perpendicular Basalt Fiber
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Penetration Flashing UV Resistance Moulded Pipe Roof Flashing for Metal Roofs

Customizable Focus Brand UV Resistance Moulded Pipe Roof Flashing in S/M/L Sizes for Metal Roofs

EPDM/Silicone flexible sealing boots ensuring penetrations in acoustic wall and roof sandwich panels do not cause vibrational flanking noise or moisture leaks.

  • Base Ring: Malleable Aluminum
  • UV Stability: Accelerated 2000-hr ISO 4892
  • Acoustic Decoupling: Eliminates Pipe Resonance
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Architectural Whitepaper

Engineering Principles of CE Certified Acoustic Wall Panels

In modern industrial construction, commercial auditoriums, data centers, and power generation facilities, building envelopes must satisfy conflicting physical criteria: exceptional acoustic dampening, non-combustible fire resistance, zero thermal bridging, and long structural spans. Our manufacturing lines combine EN 14509 compliance with tailored acoustic core formulation to solve complex environmental noise transmission challenges.

Information Gain: Sound Absorption (NRC) vs. Sound Transmission Loss (Rw / STC)

Many procurement managers conflate sound absorption with sound insulation. A standard solid steel sandwich panel has a respectable sound transmission class (STC / Rw) because of its surface mass, but exhibits an acoustic absorption (NRC) below 0.10, causing severe internal echoes and reverberant build-up. Our specialized acoustic rockwool panels feature factory micro-perforated inner steel skins lined with non-woven acoustic black fleece (acoustical veil) directly bonded to vertically oriented stone wool. This converts incident kinetic sound waves into microscopic thermal friction within the basalt fiber matrix, achieving an NRC of 0.85–0.95 while maintaining an Rw of 36–44 dB.

Panel Technology & Core Type Standard Thickness Weighted Sound Reduction (Rw) Noise Reduction (NRC) Fire Reaction (EN 13501-1) Thermal Conductivity (λ)
Perforated Acoustic Rockwool Panel 50 mm – 150 mm 34 dB – 42 dB 0.85 – 0.95 (EN ISO 354) Euroclass A2-s1, d0 0.040 W/m·K
Solid Face Fireproof Rockwool Panel 50 mm – 200 mm 36 dB – 48 dB 0.15 (Reflective) Euroclass A1 Non-combustible 0.038 W/m·K
High-Performance PIR Insulated Panel 40 mm – 150 mm 26 dB – 30 dB 0.08 (Reflective) Euroclass B-s1, d0 0.022 W/m·K
Composite Double-Wall Acoustic System 160 mm – 250 mm 48 dB – 56 dB 0.90 (Dual Absorption) Euroclass A1 System 0.028 W/m·K
Strategic Outlook

Future Procurement Trends in Acoustic Wall Panels

Global supply chain mandates, net-zero building directives, and stringent urban noise pollution standards are redefining acoustic envelope procurement across Europe, North America, the GCC, and Australasia.

1. Stringent Decibel (dBA) Boundary Compliance

Municipal zoning laws increasingly impose sub-45 dBA night-time noise thresholds at site perimeters. Engineering procurement is shifting away from site-built drywall build-ups toward pre-engineered composite acoustic wall panels that offer factory-guaranteed laboratory test certifications under ISO 10140-2 and ISO 717-1.

2. Low Embodied Carbon & EPD Transparency

General contractors and LEED/BREEAM consultants now require Type III Environmental Product Declarations (EPD). Modern rockwool production utilizes electric arc smelting and recycled slag, lowering cradle-to-gate embodied carbon by over 32% compared to traditional coke-fired blast furnace manufacturing.

3. BIM-Integrated Modular Prefabrication

To mitigate high site labor costs, procurement models favor custom-length panels (cut to millimeter precision up to 16.5 meters). Panels arrive with pre-punched structural tongue-and-groove joints and integrated gasket tracks, accelerating installation cycles by up to 55% over multi-layer field construction.

R&D Innovation

Technological Advancements in Acoustic Cladding

Continuous manufacturing lines, automated adhesive dispersion, and micro-mechanical perforation technologies are driving superior structural and acoustical resilience.

Vertically-Oriented Basalt Slicing

Standard mineral wool blankets collapse under shear stress. Our factory splits continuous stone wool slabs into vertical lamellas, rotating them 90 degrees before sandwich compression. This aligns fiber orientation perpendicular to steel skins, achieving exceptional tensile bond strength (>0.12 MPa) and resisting delamination under severe wind load cycling.

Anti-Resonance Interlocking Joints

Acoustic flanking noise routinely degrades field performance by 8–15 dB at joint junctions. Our deep-seated labyrinth tongue-and-groove joint profile features twin dry silicone gaskets and mechanical screw concealers, preventing direct acoustic wave transmission and ensuring continuous vapor-barrier integrity.

Micro-Perforated Surface Optimization

Using CNC multi-stage punching units, we achieve 23% to 35% open perforation ratios on the interior steel facer without sacrificing structural buckling capacity. Coupled with hydrophobic non-woven acoustic veil, the panel stops mineral fiber dust migration into sterile, food, or electronics production areas.

Factory Qualifications

Why Engineering Contractors Rely On Our Factory

Combining immense production scale, documented CE conformance, and end-to-end envelope systems (including secondary steel, flashings, and insulation hardware).

10,000 m² Daily Output

Continuous automated double-belt production line delivers massive order volumes with tight scheduling commitments, minimizing project critical path delays.

Full CE & ISO Compliance

Manufactured strictly under EN 14509:2013 standards. Factory production control audits verified with third-party laboratory acoustic and fire test certificates.

Global Logistics Corridors

Export-standard seaworthy packaging, container optimization, and overland fleet routes ensuring zero transit bending, moisture ingress, or skin denting.

Turnkey Secondary Envelope

Single-source coordination of cold-rolled Z/C structural purlins, composite decking slabs, butyl acoustic gaskets, and custom trim flashing accessories.

Technical Clarifications

Frequently Asked Questions for Project Procurement

In-depth answers addressing structural engineering, acoustic test metrics, fire safety classification, and site installation practices.

► What specific acoustic test standards validate your CE-certified wall panels?
Our acoustic panel assemblies undergo rigorous testing in certified acoustic reverberation chambers in compliance with EN ISO 10140-2 and ASTM E90 for airborne sound transmission loss, with single-number rating derivation according to EN ISO 717-1 (Rw) and ASTM E413 (STC). For perforated sound-absorbing panels, sound absorption coefficients are evaluated across 1/3 octave bands (100 Hz to 5000 Hz) per EN ISO 354 and rated per EN ISO 11654 (αw) and ASTM C423 (NRC).
► How does inner face perforation affect the fire resistance rating (EN 13501-1)?
Solid rockwool panels easily achieve Euroclass A1 (non-combustible). When an inner metal sheet is micro-perforated for acoustic absorption, the composite classification is typically certified as A2-s1, d0 due to the organic binder content in the acoustic fleece and fire-retardant adhesive. Even with perforation, our 100mm and 150mm acoustic panels provide up to 60–120 minutes of structural fire integrity and thermal insulation (EI 60 / EI 120) under EN 1364-1 non-loadbearing wall fire tests.
► Can these panels be used as external building envelopes, or are they interior partitions only?
We manufacture both exterior building envelope panels and interior acoustic demising partitions. Exterior acoustic panels feature an unperforated weather-resistant outer skin (coated with 25μm PVDF, Super Polyester, or Plastisol) and an optional interior perforated facing. For harsh industrial exteriors, our solid-skin high-density rockwool and PIR sandwich panels deliver superior airborne sound insulation without exposing perforation cavities to exterior rain, ambient salinity, or environmental dust.
► What is the standard mineral wool core density, and how does it influence sound attenuation?
Our continuous acoustic production line employs stone wool cores ranging from 100 kg/m³ to 140 kg/m³. Higher density improves low-frequency sound transmission loss (below 250 Hz) and provides greater compressive strength (≥ 100 kPa) and structural purlin-to-purlin span capability. However, excessively dense wool can marginally decrease mid-frequency air cavity absorption, which is why our acoustic engineers calculate optimal density matrices based on the client's dominant sound frequency profile (e.g., turbine whine vs. low-frequency compressor rumble).
► How do you prevent fiber shedding through the perforations into sterile or sensitive spaces?
Directly beneath the perforated steel facing, we thermally laminate a high-tensile, non-woven black acoustic glass fleece (density ~60 g/m²). This specialized scrim acts as a mechanical barrier preventing basalt fiber migration, air erosion, and dust particles from entering the occupied volume, making the panels safe for pharmaceutical cleanrooms, food processing plants, data centers, and performance halls.
► What coatings are available for aggressive, coastal, or high-humidity environments?
Depending on atmospheric corrosivity categories defined by EN ISO 12944 (C1 to C5-M / C5-I), we supply steel skins with: (1) Standard Polyester (25μm) for normal indoor spaces; (2) High Durability Polyester (HDP) for high-UV environments; (3) Polyvinylidene Fluoride (PVDF 70/30) for coastal exposure; and (4) Food-safe PVC plastisols (120μm) for chemical, agricultural, and cold chain environments requiring aggressive sanitizing washdowns.
► What maximum continuous panel lengths can be produced and safely transported?
Our continuous automated double-belt laminator can produce panel lengths up to 16.5 meters. However, road freight regulations and standard 40-foot shipping containers normally restrict export lengths to 11.85 meters. For large-scale domestic projects or specialized flatbed overland transport across GCC and neighboring states, we routinely manufacture and deliver custom continuous lengths of 12 to 15.5 meters to eliminate horizontal panel joint overlapping.
► How are acoustic flanking paths minimized during on-site panel installation?
Acoustic performance in the field depends entirely on perimeter detailing. We provide an integrated installation accessory package, including self-adhesive viscoelastic butyl rubber tapes, pre-formed mineral wool core inserts, and neoprene isolation gaskets that decouple the sandwich panel from floor tracks, roof purlins, and wall columns. This breaks acoustic bridge pathways that would otherwise bypass the panel's laboratory-rated Rw performance.
► What is the structural span capability of 100mm and 150mm acoustic rockwool wall panels?
Based on structural design calculations under EN 14509 with steel skin thicknesses of 0.6mm external / 0.5mm internal, a 100mm rockwool panel safely spans 4.0 to 5.5 meters between structural girts under standard wind suction/pressure loads (0.75 to 1.25 kN/m²) within deflection limits of L/200. A 150mm panel expands clear spans up to 6.5 meters, substantially reducing the required secondary structural steel purlin tonnage.
► What quality control protocols are implemented prior to factory dispatch?
Every production batch undergoes continuous in-line quality assurance: continuous thickness verification via laser sensors, skin-to-core tensile bond strength peel testing per EN 14509 Annex B, core density sampling, zinc coating mass magnetic testing, and color spectrophotometer delta-E validation. Completed packs are wrapped in multi-layer UV-protective film with protective edge corner guards to prevent mechanical handling impact.

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