Fireproof Acoustic Panel combines a fire-resistant MDF core with a sound-absorbing acoustic construction for interior projects where both acoustic performance and fire safety are required. The grooved or perforated surface helps control reflected sound and reverberation, while veneer, melamine, or paint-ready finishes provide flexibility for architectural interiors.
Technical Specifications
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Parameter |
Specification |
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Product Name |
Fireproof Acoustic Panel |
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Material |
Fire-Resistant MDF |
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Product Type |
Fireproof MDF Acoustic Panel |
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Color |
Standard & Custom Colors |
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Standard Thickness |
21 mm |
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Custom Thickness |
Available upon request |
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Standard Size |
2400 × 600 × 21 mm / Customized |
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Processing |
Precision cutting, CNC routing, and custom fabrication |
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Acoustic Frequency Range |
100–4000 Hz |
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NRC (Noise Reduction Coefficient) |
Up to 0.85 |
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Fire Performance |
Class A |
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Installation Applications |
Walls / Ceilings / Acoustic Treatment Systems |
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Warranty |
3 years |
Fire Performance & Compliance
Class A Fire Performance: Available with GB 8624 Class A fire performance for projects with defined fire-safety requirements.
Fire-Resistant MDF Construction: Uses a fire-resistant MDF core designed to help reduce flammability and flame spread.
Project Documentation: Applicable fire-test reports and technical documentation can be provided for architectural submittals and compliance review.
Acoustic Function & Structural Design
Perforated & Grooved Structure: Precision-engineered slots, grooves, or micro-perforations help absorb reflected sound and control reverberation.
NRC Performance: Acoustic performance depends on panel thickness, perforation rate, rear acoustic infill, air cavity, and mounting configuration.
Absorption vs. Insulation: Designed primarily for internal sound absorption and reverberation control within a space, rather than heavy soundproofing between separate walls.
Surface & Fabrication Options
Surface Finishes: Available in melamine, wood veneer, or fire-retardant paint to align with interior design concepts.
Custom Dimensions: Manufactured and cut to architectural drawings to minimize on-site waste.
Precision CNC Fabrication: Factory CNC routing for exact groove patterns, micro-perforations, and custom edges.
Pre-Processing Support: Pre-drilling and custom edge profiling provided upon request to reduce installation time.
Applications Where Acoustic & Fire Performance Matter
Commercial Buildings
Suitable for offices, meeting facilities, commercial interiors, and other spaces where acoustic comfort and fire-performance requirements need to be considered together.
Public Buildings
Applicable to public interiors such as cultural facilities, transportation-related spaces, and other high-occupancy environments subject to material safety requirements.
Educational Facilities
Suitable for classrooms, lecture rooms, training facilities, and other educational spaces where sound control and fire safety are both important.
Hospitality & Entertainment
Can be considered for hotels, theaters, auditoriums, and entertainment interiors requiring decorative acoustic treatment with enhanced fire-performance requirements.
Testing & Quality Control
Dimensional Verification: Strict checks on panel thickness, width, length, and fabrication tolerances against approved shop drawings.
Surface & Edge Inspection: Thorough evaluation of surface finishes, coating integrity, and edge-machining quality to ensure flawless visual presentation.
Fire-Performance Compliance: Verification of core fire-retardant properties and supporting documentation to meet required safety standards.
FAQ
Q: What fire rating does the Fireproof Acoustic Panel achieve?
A: The product is designed for Class A fire performance according to applicable GB 8624 requirements. The exact classification should be confirmed against the relevant test report and finished panel configuration.
Q: Is the Class A rating applicable to the finished acoustic panel?
A: Fire classification can depend on the complete panel configuration, including the MDF core, surface finish, and other components. The applicable test report should be checked for the exact configuration specified for the project.
Q: What is the difference between sound absorption and sound insulation?
A: This panel is primarily designed for sound absorption and reverberation control inside a room. It is not intended to replace a complete sound-insulation wall or partition system designed to block sound transmission between rooms.
Q: What determines the NRC of the panel?
A: NRC depends on the panel design and installation system, including thickness, groove or perforation rate, rear acoustic infill, air cavity, and mounting configuration. The stated NRC of up to 0.85 should be verified for the selected project configuration.
Q: Can fire-test and technical documents be provided for tenders?
A: Yes. Applicable fire-performance reports, technical specifications, and other available documentation can be provided for project evaluation, architectural submittals, tenders, and compliance review.
Q: Can the panels be used in public buildings?
A: They can be considered for public-building applications where the finished panel configuration meets the applicable fire, acoustic, and building-code requirements. Project-specific compliance should be confirmed before specification.