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Polyester fiber sound-absorbing board is a sound-absorbing material made primarily of polyester fiber, produced through a high-temperature hot pressing process. This material is widely used in modern indoor decoration and acoustic engineering due to its unique structure and properties.
| Name | Polyester Felt Acoustic Panels |
| Material | 100% polyester fiber |
| Diameter | 122*244cm or Customized |
| Color | Grey, Blue, Black or Customized color |
| MOQ | No MOQ |
| Sample | Available |
| Feature | Eco-friendly, Light wight.... |
The structure of the polyester fiber sound-absorbing board is irregular, with many dense mesh-like pores. These pores help to enhance its sound-absorbing performance. When sound waves encounter these pores, they generate friction within the holes, converting sound energ
y into heat energy, thereby achieving sound absorption. The polyester fiber sound-absorbing board has a high sound absorption coefficient within the frequency range of 125-4000HZ, effectively absorbing high-frequency and mid-frequency sounds, clearing sound impurities, improving sound quality, and enhancing the clarity of speech.
In addition to its excellent sound-absorbing properties, the polyester fiber sound-absorbing board also has many other characteristics. For example, it has good decorative effects and can be made into various beautiful color patterns or three-dimensional patterns according to needs. It is lightweight, elastic, wear-resistant, shock-resistant, tear-resistant, not easy to scratch, and easy to cut and assemble, facilitating construction. It also has insulating, environmentally friendly, dust-proof, anti-fouling, and mildew-resistant properties. It is harmless to humans and can create a quiet and comfortable working and living space.
The polyester fiber sound-absorbing board is widely used in auditoriums, theaters, recording studios, broadcasting studios, conference rooms, gymnasiums, exhibition halls, dance halls, KTV rooms, and other public places for the ground, walls, and ceilings, to improve indoor sound quality, reduce noise pollution, and provide a good acoustic environment.
Polyester fiber sound-absorbing board is a sound-absorbing material made primarily of polyester fiber, produced through a high-temperature hot pressing process. This material is widely used in modern indoor decoration and acoustic engineering due to its unique structure and properties.
| Name | Polyester Felt Acoustic Panels |
| Material | 100% polyester fiber |
| Diameter | 122*244cm or Customized |
| Color | Grey, Blue, Black or Customized color |
| MOQ | No MOQ |
| Sample | Available |
| Feature | Eco-friendly, Light wight.... |
The structure of the polyester fiber sound-absorbing board is irregular, with many dense mesh-like pores. These pores help to enhance its sound-absorbing performance. When sound waves encounter these pores, they generate friction within the holes, converting sound energ
y into heat energy, thereby achieving sound absorption. The polyester fiber sound-absorbing board has a high sound absorption coefficient within the frequency range of 125-4000HZ, effectively absorbing high-frequency and mid-frequency sounds, clearing sound impurities, improving sound quality, and enhancing the clarity of speech.
In addition to its excellent sound-absorbing properties, the polyester fiber sound-absorbing board also has many other characteristics. For example, it has good decorative effects and can be made into various beautiful color patterns or three-dimensional patterns according to needs. It is lightweight, elastic, wear-resistant, shock-resistant, tear-resistant, not easy to scratch, and easy to cut and assemble, facilitating construction. It also has insulating, environmentally friendly, dust-proof, anti-fouling, and mildew-resistant properties. It is harmless to humans and can create a quiet and comfortable working and living space.
The polyester fiber sound-absorbing board is widely used in auditoriums, theaters, recording studios, broadcasting studios, conference rooms, gymnasiums, exhibition halls, dance halls, KTV rooms, and other public places for the ground, walls, and ceilings, to improve indoor sound quality, reduce noise pollution, and provide a good acoustic environment.
