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Perforated aluminium acoustic panels pair a non-combustible metal skin with an acoustic fleece and cavity to absorb where hygiene, humidity or fire rules rule out organic panels — pools, transit, kitchens and facades-adjacent interiors.
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Material | Aluminium alloy sheet |
| Finish | Powder coating / wood-grain transfer |
| Perforation | Custom patterns and open-area ratios |
| Backing | Acoustic fleece / black felt; cavity with mineral wool |
| Sizes | Custom per project |
Swimming pools, transit halls, kitchens, plant rooms and commercial interiors.
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Minimum order quantity | Quoted per project — priced from the panel schedule |
| Production lead time | 15–25 working days from order confirmation |
| Packaging | Timber crate, panels separated by foam |
| Container loading | 20′ GP ≈ 1,200 m² |
| Terms | EXW Shanghai · FOB Shanghai · CIF on request |
| Payment | 30% deposit with order, balance against B/L copy by T/T; L/C at sight on request |
Component test reports are issued to our manufacturing partners rather than to MST. Authorised copies, including laboratory and certificate numbers, are released with every quotation.
An A4 aluminium panel sample with the perforation pattern of your choice is despatched free of charge within 7 working days.
Email your drawing, panel schedule or a square-metre count to sales@mstacoustics.com, or send the enquiry form on this page. We reply within one working day with pricing, lead time and freight options. Datasheets, colour charts and installation guides are collected in our technical resources library.
Does the perforated metal absorb on its own?
The panel works as a system — perforated skin + fleece + cavity. We specify the build-up with the performance.
Wood-look finishes?
Yes — wood-grain transfer is a standard option.
Coastal installations?
Marine-grade alloy and coatings are available — flag it at enquiry.
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