Metal perforated acoustic panel

Sound Absorption: The perforations in the metal allow sound waves to pass through to an underlying acoustic material, such as mineral wool or fabric, where the sound energy is absorbed. This design effectively reduces noise levels, echo, and reverberation.

Durability and Strength: Made from sturdy materials like aluminum, steel, or galvanized metal, these panels offer exceptional durability, making them suitable for high-traffic and industrial environments.

Aesthetic Flexibility: Available in a variety of patterns, perforation sizes, and finishes (including powder coating, anodizing, and custom colors), metal perforated panels can be tailored to complement any architectural design.

Fire Resistance: Metal panels are inherently fire-resistant, providing added safety in environments where fire protection is crucial.

Moisture and Corrosion Resistance: With proper coatings, metal perforated panels can withstand moisture and environmental factors, making them ideal for outdoor and high-humidity areas.

Low Maintenance: Metal panels are easy to clean and maintain, ensuring long-term performance with minimal effort.

• Industrial Facilities: Ideal for factories, mechanical rooms, and power plants to control machinery noise.
• Commercial Spaces: Used in offices, conference rooms, and retail spaces for noise control and aesthetic appeal.
• Public Buildings: Commonly found in airports, train stations, and auditoriums for effective sound management.
• Educational Institutions: Installed in lecture halls, classrooms, and sports facilities to improve acoustic clarity.
• Outdoor Use: Metal perforated panels are suitable for parking garages, building facades, and outdoor enclosures where durability is key.

• Corporate offices and meeting rooms
• Machine Rooms
• MEP rooms
• Datacenters, Server rooms
• Chiller rooms and HVAC rooms

Metal perforated acoustic panels are a versatile solution that offers superior sound control, durability, and aesthetic appeal, making them ideal for a wide range of architectural and industrial applications.

• Metal perforated panels can be wall-mounted, ceiling-hung, or integrated into suspended ceiling systems.
• Combining these panels with insulation materials like mineral wool enhances their acoustic performance.
• Ensuring correct spacing, perforation size, and open area percentage is crucial to achieving optimal noise reduction.