Acoustic trim panel

Product introduction:

The sound-absorbing decorative panel is made of silicon and calcium materials as the basic materials, together with natural fiber reinforcement and auxiliary materials. It is a new type of building panel that is famous for its stable performance and is processed by advanced production technology, forming, pressurization, steam curing and other special technologies.

Product features:

(1) Fire protection and environmental protection: non combustible class A, the plate will not burn and will not produce toxic smoke in case of fire;

(2) Waterproof and moisture-proof: in semi open air and high humidity environment, it can still maintain stable performance without sinking or deformation;

(3) Thermal insulation and sound insulation: low thermal conductivity, good thermal insulation performance, high product density and sound insulation;

(4) Light weight and high strength: the plate pressurized by a 5000 ton plate hydraulic press has high strength and is not easy to deform and warp; It can be applied to all parts of the building;

(5) Simple construction: dry operation, simple and fast installation and construction of keel and plate. The deeply processed products also have the characteristics of simple construction and better performance;

(6) Economical and beautiful: light weight, matching with keel, effectively reducing engineering and decoration costs; The exterior color is uniform and the surface is flat. Direct use can make the color of the building surface uniform;

(7) Safe and harmless: it is lower than the limit value of "radiation health protection standard for building materials", and the measured index is equal to the lawn value 20 meters away from the surrounding buildings;

(8) Long service life: corrosion resistance, inorganic components will not breed bacteria, and the strength and hardness will increase with time, with long service life;

Application scope:

(1) Commercial buildings: business buildings, entertainment places, shopping malls, hotels;

(2) Industrial Buildings: chemical plant, food processing workshop, pharmaceutical factory;

(3) Residential buildings: prefabricated buildings, ordinary home decoration, high-end villas;

(4) Public places: hospitals, cinemas, passenger stations, tunnels, gymnasiums, exhibition halls, etc;