Elevate your acoustic environment with QueenCore’s Type C Sound Absorbing Lining Panel, the premier solution for superior noise control and thermal efficiency. Engineered for high-performance applications, these rigid panels are designed to seamlessly integrate into wall and ceiling systems, providing exceptional sound absorption and fire safety. Whether you’re constructing a state-of-the-art studio, a bustling office, or a serene residential space, our panels deliver the perfect harmony of functionality and durability, ensuring lasting comfort and quiet.
Core Raw Material: The Power of Stone Wool
At the heart of every QueenCore Type C panel is high-density stone wool, a material renowned for its exceptional properties. Unlike generic foam or fiberglass solutions, our rockwool acoustic panels are crafted from molten basalt rock and recycled slag, spun into a dense, interlocking fiber structure. This innovative process results in what is commonly known as Rockwool Comfortboard 80, a premium-grade rockwool insulation board that excels at trapping sound waves and resisting heat transfer. This makes our panels not just superior rockwool sound panels, but also a key component in passive fire protection systems.
Detailed Technical Parameters
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Core Material | High-Density Stone Wool (Rockwool) |
| Density | Approx. 80 kg/m³ (Comfortboard 80 equivalent) |
| Thickness | 30mm, 50mm, 80mm (Other thicknesses available on request) |
| Standard Size | 1200mm x 600mm (Custom sizes available) |
| Fire Rating | Class A / Class A1 (Non-combustible) |
| NRC (Noise Reduction Coefficient) | Up to 1.0 (Depending on thickness) |
| Thermal Conductivity (λ) | 0.035 – 0.040 W/mK |
| Facing | Black or White Scrim (Standard); Optional Glass Tissue |
| Application | Walls, Ceilings, Demountable Partitions |
Manufacturing Process: Precision Engineering for Performance
The production of QueenCore Type C panels is a meticulous process that guarantees consistency and quality:
- Raw Material Melting: Basalt rock and recycled materials are melted in a cupola furnace at temperatures exceeding 1500°C.
- Fiberization: The molten lava is spun into fine, resilient fibers using advanced spinning technology.
- Binding and Curing: A bio-based binder is added, and the wool is collected into a layered mat before entering a curing oven, where it sets into a rigid form.
- Precision Cutting: The cured stone wool block is precisely cut to specified dimensions (e.g., 1200mm x 600mm) and thicknesses.
- Facing and Finishing: A durable, non-woven scrim fabric is applied to the surface to contain fibers, facilitate handling, and provide a clean, finished appearance ready for installation.
This rigorous process ensures every rockwool acoustic board we produce meets the highest standards of acoustic and fire performance.
Application Scenarios
QueenCore Type C panels are incredibly versatile, ideal for any project where sound quality, privacy, and safety are paramount:
- Commercial Offices: Open-plan offices, meeting pods, conference rooms.
- Entertainment & Hospitality: Recording studios, home theaters, cinemas, restaurants, hotels.
- Education & Healthcare: Classrooms, libraries, hospitals, and clinics for noise-sensitive areas.
- Industrial: Machinery enclosures, factory walls, and plant rooms to reduce noise pollution.
- Residential: Interior walls and ceilings in apartments and homes for enhanced privacy and thermal comfort.
Installation Guide
Installing QueenCore Type C panels is a straightforward process, typically integrated into a suspended grid system or fixed directly to a framework.
For Suspended Ceilings:
- Ensure the primary T-bar grid system is securely in place.
- Simply place the panels into the grid openings. The standard 1200mm x 600mm size is compatible with most ceiling systems.
- The panels rest securely on the grid flanges, requiring no additional fasteners.
For Wall and Fixed Ceiling Applications:
- Construct a timber or metal stud framework at appropriate centers (e.g., 600mm).
- Place the panels tightly between the studs. For a fully fixed solution, mechanical fasteners such as specialized washers and screws can be used to secure the panels to the substrate.
- For a finished aesthetic, the panels can be left as-is for an industrial look or covered with fabric, perforated metal, or gypsum board to create a seamless surface.
Important Note: Always wear appropriate PPE (gloves, mask, and goggles) during handling to prevent minor skin irritation.
