Mineral Wool Composite Tile

Mineral Wool Composite Aluminum Ceiling Panels combine functionality with aesthetics, making them particularly suitable for spaces with high requirements for acoustics, fire resistance, and visual appeal.

Overview
Mineral wool composite aluminum ceiling panels are a hybrid material that integrates the advantages of mineral wool boards and aluminum. They are widely used in commercial, office, healthcare, educational, and other public building applications.

Common Types

Flat Panels: Smooth surface, offering a minimalist and modern look.

Perforated Panels: Aluminum sheet with perforations + mineral wool backing, enhancing sound absorption.

Special-Shaped Panels: Such as linear or grid designs, catering to unique architectural needs.

Key Features

Sound Absorption: The porous structure of mineral wool effectively absorbs sound waves, reducing ambient noise (NRC value can reach 0.6–0.9).

Fire Resistance: Mineral wool is a Class A non-combustible material, and the aluminum layer is heat-resistant, meeting fire safety standards (e.g., GB8624 Class A).

Lightweight & Durable: Low weight (approx. 3–5 kg/m²), with an aluminum surface that is moisture-proof, corrosion-resistant, and warp-resistant.

Aesthetic Versatility: Aluminum surface can be customized with patterns, perforations (e.g., micro-holes, linear perforations), blending functionality with design.

Eco-Friendly: Mineral wool is non-toxic and harmless, and some products are recyclable.

Material Structure

Surface Layer: Made of aluminum alloy sheet (typically 0.6–1.5 mm thick), with options for spray coating, laminating, or anodizing to provide various colors and textures (e.g., wood grain, metallic finishes).

Core Layer: Composed of mineral wool, offering sound absorption, thermal insulation, and fire resistance (standard thicknesses include 10mm and 50mm; other thicknesses can be customized upon request).

Composite Process: The aluminum sheet and mineral wool are bonded via high-temperature adhesive or mechanical pressing, forming a lightweight yet high-strength composite panel.

Applications

Commercial Spaces: Shopping malls, hotels, exhibition halls (emphasizing aesthetics and acoustics).

Office Environments: Open-plan offices, meeting rooms (requiring noise reduction).

Public Facilities: Hospitals, schools, theaters (with high fire safety and environmental standards).

Installation Methods

Concealed Grid System: Suspended via T-shaped rails, allowing flexible panel removal for easy maintenance.

Exposed Grid System: Visible grid structure, offering quick installation and lower costs.