Buy high quality MgO Perlite Composite Acoustic Panels noise blocking and sound absorbing panels at low price manufactured by Wedge India to control sound in various spaces, such as offices, recording studios, home theaters, and public spaces. 
 
Wedge MgO Perlite Composite Acoustic Panels are specialized panels that utilize a combination of Magnesium Oxide (MgO) and Perlite to achieve enhanced acoustic, fire-resistant, and environmental performance. This composite structure takes advantage of MgO’s robust properties and Perlite’s lightweight and insulating characteristics to offer a versatile solution for sound absorption and soundproofing.
 
Key Features of Wedge MgO Perlite Composite Acoustic Panels:
1. Composite Structure:
• Magnesium Oxide (MgO) Layer: Provides structural strength, fire resistance, and durability. MgO is a mineral-based, non-toxic material that is resistant to fire, mold, and moisture.
• Perlite Core: Perlite is a volcanic glass that expands when heated, creating a lightweight, porous structure. It is excellent for sound absorption and thermal insulation due to its low density and porous nature.
2. Acoustic Performance:
• Sound Absorption: Perlite’s porous structure effectively absorbs sound waves, reducing echo and reverberation within a space.
• Soundproofing (STC): The combined MgO and Perlite layers can provide STC ratings typically ranging from 45 to 60, depending on the thickness and specific design. This offers good sound blocking, making it suitable for noise-sensitive environments.
3. Fire Resistance:
• Both MgO and Perlite are non-combustible, providing high fire resistance, making these panels ideal for applications where fire safety is a critical concern.
• The panels can withstand high temperatures without degrading or releasing toxic fumes, enhancing the safety of the spaces they are installed in.
4. Environmental Benefits:
• MgO Perlite panels are environmentally friendly, as they are made from natural, sustainable materials.
• They do not emit harmful VOCs (Volatile Organic Compounds), contributing to healthier indoor air quality.
5. Durability and Moisture Resistance:
• Resistant to mold, mildew, and pests, which extends their lifespan and performance in various conditions, including high humidity environments.
6. Thermal Insulation:
• The Perlite core also provides thermal insulation, helping to improve the energy efficiency of buildings by reducing heat transfer.
 
Applications:
• Recording Studios and Media Rooms: For effective sound control, providing both absorption and soundproofing.
• Commercial Buildings: Offices, conference rooms, and public areas where noise reduction and fire safety are priorities.
• Residential Projects: Ideal for walls, ceilings, and partitions where noise isolation and safety are needed.
• Industrial and Mechanical Rooms: Used to enclose noisy equipment or machinery, offering sound control and fire protection.
• Schools, Hospitals, and Public Spaces: Ensuring a quiet, safe, and comfortable environment.
 
Installation:
• MgO Perlite Composite Panels can be installed similarly to other wall and ceiling panels, using screws, clips, or adhesives.
• Can be finished with a variety of surface treatments such as paint, fabric, or wood veneer to match the interior decor.
 
Benefits:
• Enhanced Acoustic Performance: Combines absorption and soundproofing in one panel.
• Fire and Safety Compliance: High fire resistance makes them suitable for stringent safety requirements.
• Sustainable and Non-Toxic: Made from natural materials, promoting healthier and more sustainable building practices.
• Durability: Long-lasting performance even in challenging environmental conditions, reducing maintenance needs.
 
MgO Perlite Composite Acoustic Panels are a robust and versatile solution for achieving superior acoustic control, fire resistance, and environmental sustainability in modern construction projects.
 
Comparison of Acoustic Insulation for various types of Acoustic Panels
1. Wedge Composite Panels (Both Sound Absorbing and Blocking Materials)
• NRC: 0.80 to 1.00
• STC: 45 to 65, offering both sound absorption and soundproofing.
2. Foam Panels
• NRC: 0.30 to 0.95, depending on the thickness and shape.
• STC: Usually not rated, as foam panels primarily absorb sound rather than block it.
3. Wooden Acoustic Panels
• NRC: 0.50 to 0.90, depending on design (e.g., slats, perforations).
• STC: 20 to 30 if designed with backing materials that help block sound.
4. Perforated Metal Panels
• NRC: 0.50 to 0.85, depending on perforation pattern and backing material.
• STC: Can range from 25 to 45 if used with appropriate backing materials.
5. Bass Traps
• NRC: Generally above 1.00 for low frequencies (below 200 Hz), designed specifically for absorbing bass.
• STC: Not usually rated; purpose-built for absorption.
6. Fabric-Wrapped Panels
NRC: 0.70 to 1.00
STC: Not typically rated for STC as they are designed more for absorption than blocking.