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Product Description
Rock Wool Type A High Sound Reduction Wall Panel
Product Introduction:
The Type A High Sound Reduction Wall Panel is a premium acoustic solution engineered to deliver exceptional airborne and impact noise attenuation in demanding environments such as marine vessels, recording studios, theaters, hospitals, hotels, and luxury residential buildings. Designed with a double-steel-facer construction (Type A configuration) and a high-density acoustic core, this panel significantly reduces sound transmission while providing structural rigidity and fire resistance.
Product Parameters:
| Type | P1 | L1 | L3 | P7 |
| Fire Class | B-15 | B-15 | B-15 | B-15 |
| Sound Reduction | 36dB | / | 32dB | 46dB |
| Weight | 17.9kg/m² | 15.2kg/m² | 14.5kg/m² | 17.9kg/m² |
| Thickness | 50mm | 30mm | 25mm | 50mm |
| Core material | Rock wool 120kg/m³ | Rock wool 120kg/m³ | Rock wool 120kg/m³ | Rock wool 120kg/m³ |
| Surface finish | PVC film/Powder painted/Galvanized steel/Stainless steel | |||
| Dimension | Thickness×550mm Width×Required Length(Max 3500mm) | |||
| Tolerances | Width (-1,0),Height±3,Thickness(-1,0) | |||

Acoustic Performance:
The panel achieves outstanding sound insulation with a weighted sound reduction index (Rw) of up to 45–52 dB, depending on thickness and core material. This performance effectively blocks conversations, machinery noise, traffic sound, and entertainment system bleed-through, creating quiet, private spaces even in noisy surroundings. Independent laboratory tests confirm compliance with ISO 10140 and ASTM E90 standards.
Core Material Options:
To achieve high sound reduction, the panel utilizes one of the following high-density core materials:
*High-density rock wool (120–180 kg/m³) – Excellent for both sound absorption and fire resistance
*Viscoelastic acoustic foam – Superior vibration damping
*Mass-loaded vinyl (MLV) composite – Thin yet heavy barrier
*Mineral fiber board – Balanced acoustic and thermal performance
All core materials are non-combustible or flame-retardant, ensuring safety without compromising acoustic goals.