Acoustic booth panel
The acoustic panel is also used as soundproofing system for the construction of acoustic booths, enclosures and barriers on all types of machinery: cooling systems, power generators, and other sources of operational noise, such as pumps and motors.
These systems are made from standard galvanised sheet metal panels that form a housing with acoustic absorption on the inside.
The panels are arranged so that they attach to each other up to the required height.
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Technical Information
Acoustic Parameters
- Absorption Class: -
- Insulation Class: -
- Absorption Rate (DLa): -
- Airborne Sound Insulation Index (DLᵣ): -
- Weighted Sound Reduction Index: -
- Front/rear plate combination: -
Geometric Characteristics
- Panel thickness (mm): VARIABLE
- Front plate thickness (mm): -
- Rear plate thickness (mm): -
Mechanical properties
- Design Load (Kg/m²): -
- Panel length (mm): VARIABLE
- Panel Height (mm): VARIABLE
Panel Morphology
- Material: STEEL
- Is it absorbent for both sides?:
- Assembly: SLIDING
Components
- Sound-absorbing panel. This consists of two sheets of galvanised steel fretwork, one with perforations (absorbent face) and the other plain (reflective face).
- Rock wool. Rock wool with black protective facing is placed on the inside and between both sheets of steel.
- Supporting structure. Consisting of HEA/UPN type struts with welded base plate, hot-dip galvanised and painted with polyester powder coating.
Benefits
– Panel configuration provides maximum insulation and absorption.
– Self-supporting panels, arranged to couple together.
– Thanks to its modular structure, it is a rapid installation panel.
– The panels dampen the noise that is characteristic of appliances.
– High durability thanks to the quality of its components.
– Powder coated in the different standard colours of the RAL chart.
Acoustic features
- Level B3 and A4 insulation-absorbent acoustic panel. The acoustic properties of the sound-absorbing panels have been assessed in accordance with Standard EN1793, obtaining maximum acoustic absorption and insulation values.
- The panel is compliant with CE marking requirements when tested by accredited laboratories.