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Rock Wool Insulation Board 1200x600mm 40-200kg/m³ Density for Soundproofing

Rock Wool Insulation Board 1200x600mm 40-200kg/m³ Density for Soundproofing

Brand Name: SEASTAR
Model Number: Customizable according to requirements
MOQ: 20m³
Price: 238 USD/tons (Current price)
Payment Terms: spot goods and spot payment
Supply Ability: 2000 tons/month
Detail Information
Place of Origin:
Chengdu, Sichuan, China
Certification:
CNASL6673
Density:
40 - 200 Kg/m³
Color:
Yellowish-brown
Stock Size:
1200×600(mm)
Thickness:
30mm-150mm
Electrical Insulation:
Good
Noise Reduction:
Good
Fireproofing:
Good
Hydrophobic Property:
Good
Temperature Resistance:
-268℃ ~ 650℃
Surface Finish:
Rough
Packaging Details:
wrapped with a stretched polyethylene film directly on the outside
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Product Description
Rock Wool Boards With Sound Absorption Creating Quiet Indoor Environments
Beyond excellent thermal insulation, fire resistance and durability, rock wool boards are widely used for acoustic noise reduction, thanks to their outstanding noise absorption. This ability comes from their unique physical structure and acoustic mechanism, which effectively weakens sound wave propagation and improves environmental sound quality.
Performance
After high-temperature melting and fiberization, rock wool boards form three-dimensional porous structures (porosity over 90%, mostly micron-level pores) via random fiber interweaving. When sound waves hit, three key processes occur:
  • Sound waves reflect, refract and rub against fibers, turning sound energy into heat
  • Air columns in pores vibrate, consuming energy via air molecule viscosity
  • Low-frequency waves trigger fiber resonance, absorbing low-frequency noise
This synergy gives them a 0.7-0.9 sound absorption coefficient for medium-high frequency noise (1000-4000Hz, per GB/T 2.0247-2006) and some low-frequency absorption, with stable, wide-ranging performance.
Their noise absorption can be optimized by adjusting density and thickness: low-density (40-80kg/m³) and thick (50-150mm) boards suit indoor acoustic decoration for medium-high frequency noise; high-density (100-200kg/m³) ones work for industrial equipment or building insulation, blocking low-frequency vibration. They also come in shapes like flat, curved or wedge plates for complex installations.
Rock wool boards act as core filling in sound insulation systems, combining with gypsum or metal plates for "absorption-insulation" integration. Filling them in double-layer walls or ceilings boosts sound insulation by 10-15dB(A), blocking neighborhood or traffic noise. Unlike moisture/aging-prone organic materials (e.g., sponges), their inorganic composition ensures long-term stability: sound absorption stays nearly unchanged at ≤80% humidity, recovers fully after drying, and lasts over 25 years without replacement.
Application
In applications, they fill residential partition walls, ceilings and floors to absorb domestic noise, meeting GB 50118 standards (e.g., 50mm, 80kg/m³ boards with double gypsum boards reach ≥45dB(A)). In public buildings, they become ceiling/wall panels to reduce reverberation (0.8-1.2s for conference rooms) and improve sound quality.
For industry, they make sound insulation covers for fans or pumps (e.g., 100mm, 120kg/m³ boards cut noise from 95dB(A) to <70dB(A), complying with GB 12348-2022) and line workshop walls/roofs to protect workers' hearing.
In traffic, they are core materials in highway sound barriers, cutting residential noise by 15-25dB(A). In subways/tunnels, fire-resistant panels absorb train noise while ensuring safety. They also insulate data center or substation control rooms (saving AC energy) and fill ship/railway carriage interlayers to enhance comfort and meet fire standards.
Comparison of Several Construction Materials
Comparison Items Rock Wool Board Polystyrene Board (EPS/XPS) Polyurethane Board (PU) Glass Wool Board Aerated Concrete Block
Combustion Performance Class A non-combustible (highest grade) Class B1-B2 (flame-retardant-combustible) Class B1 (flame-retardant, toxic fumes released at high temperatures) Class A non-combustible Class A non-combustible
Thermal Conductivity (W/(m*K)) 0.036-0.048 0.030-0.040 (EPS); 0.028-0.032 (XPS) 0.022-0.028 0.035-0.045 0.16-0.28
Insulation Performance Good Excellent (XPS better than EPS) Superior (best insulation effect) Good Average
Sound Insulation Performance Excellent (fiber structure blocks air and solid sound transmission) Average (low density, weak in blocking low-frequency noise) Good (closed-cell structure, slightly better than polystyrene) Good (fiber structure, mainly sound absorption) Good (porous structure, moderate sound insulation)
Mechanical Strength Compressive strength ≥40kPa, good toughness EPS compressive strength ≥100kPa; XPS ≥200kPa Compressive strength ≥200kPa, high hardness Low compressive strength (≤30kPa), easy to break Compressive strength ≥3.5MPa, high strength
Temperature Resistance Range -268℃ to 650℃ (high-temperature resistant) -50℃ to 70℃ (easy to deform at high temperatures) -50℃ to 120℃ (easy to age beyond this range) -120℃ to 400℃ -50℃ to 600℃ (high-temperature resistant)
Weather Resistance Moisture-resistant, anti-aging, adaptable to multiple climates EPS absorbs water easily; XPS shrinks at high temperatures Vulnerable to UV rays (needs protective layer), average water resistance Poor water resistance (insulation drops when wet) Moisture-resistant, good frost resistance
Environmental Friendliness Made from natural rocks, formaldehyde-free, recyclable Organic material, some contain flame retardants, hard to degrade Contains isocyanates, emission control required during production Glass fibers may irritate skin, average recyclability Inorganic material, non-toxic, recyclable
Key Advantages 1. Top-level fire resistance, high safety
2. Integrates insulation, soundproofing, and weather resistance
3. Adapts to harsh environments (high temperature, humidity, etc.)
1. High insulation efficiency, low cost
2. Lightweight for construction, suitable for low-risk scenarios
1. Optimal insulation performance, significant energy-saving effect
2. High strength, good integrity
1. Excellent sound absorption, suitable for acoustic scenarios
2. Low cost
1. Integrates load-bearing and insulation
2. Durable, same lifespan as buildings
Typical Applications External wall insulation, fire barriers, industrial pipeline insulation Internal building insulation, low-temperature storage, packaging cushioning High-end building insulation, cold storage insulation, pipeline insulation Concert halls, machine room soundproofing, ceiling filling Wall masonry, self-insulating buildings
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