Rosetexwool  Insulation Refractory Co., Ltd.
rock Wool Acoustic Panels
Rock Wool

rock Wool Acoustic Panels

High-density rock wool acoustic panels for superior sound absorption and thermal insulation in buildings.

Density
60-150 kg/m³
Thickness
25-150mm
Asbestos
100% Non-Asbestos

Overview

  • ✦ Superior sound absorption (high NRC)
  • ✦ Class A non-combustible
  • ✦ Dual thermal and acoustic insulation
  • ✦ Dimensional stability

Specially designed for high-performance sound absorption. Deliver excellent noise reduction coefficients while maintaining outstanding fire resistance and thermal insulation for auditoriums, studios, and industrial noise control.

What Is Rock Wool Acoustic Panels?

Rock wool acoustic panels use the open, porous fibre structure of stone wool to dissipate sound energy, delivering high noise-reduction alongside A1 fire safety for interiors, plant rooms and acoustic enclosures.

Key Technical Specifications

Property Value
Maximum service temperature up to 650°C (continuous)
Density 40–100 kg/m³ (acoustic grade)
Thermal conductivity 0.034–0.040 W/(m·K) at 25°C mean
Standard thickness 25–100 mm
Standard dimensions 600×1200 mm / 1000×1200 mm boards
Fire classification A1 (non-combustible, EN 13501-1 / Euroclass A1)
Composition basaltic rock melted above 1500°C and spun into mineral fibres; organic binder 2–5% by weight
Standards EN 13162, ASTM C612 (Type IV, up to 650°C)

Properties & Advantages

  • High sound absorption across speech and machinery bands
  • A1 non-combustible — safe behind flammable finishes
  • Dimensionally stable and sag-resistant
  • Vapour-open and hydrophobic
  • Easy to cut, wrap and laminate to facings

Typical Applications

  • Recording studios, auditoria and theatres
  • Open-plan office and partition absorption
  • HVAC plant rooms and machinery enclosures
  • Acoustic lining of casings and cabinets

Installation & Handling

Fix to a rigid substrate or frame with adhesive, mechanical clips or a fabric-wrap system. Avoid compressing the panel, which reduces both acoustic and thermal performance.

Standards & Compliance

Manufactured to EN 13162, ASTM C612 (Type IV, up to 650°C) and controlled under a documented quality system. Supplied by a manufacturer holding ISO 9001, CE and SGS certifications, exporting high-temperature insulation to 60+ countries since 1982.

Why Specify This Product

Combines stable high-temperature performance with straightforward on-site fabrication. The material is asbestos-free, chemically stable in neutral and oxidising atmospheres, and supplied with full technical data sheets to support specification and inspection. Supplied by a manufacturer holding ISO 9001, CE and SGS certifications, exporting high-temperature insulation to 60+ countries since 1982.

Manufacturer & Supplier

Rosetexwool is a rock wool acoustic panels manufacturer and supplier serving more than 60 countries since 1982. Every rock wool acoustic panels is produced under a documented quality system certified to ISO 9001, CE and SGS, with batch-level traceability from raw material to finished product.

What our manufacturing capability covers:

  • In-house melting, fibre-forming and finishing lines for consistent grade and density
  • Dimensional, density and thermal checks against EN 13162, ASTM C612
  • Asbestos-free, low-impurity formulations verified by incoming and outgoing inspection
  • Standard and custom sizes, OEM/ODM grades, and cut-to-size supply for project quantities

For quotations, lead times or technical data sheets, contact our team with your specification and target service temperature. Explore the Rock Wool insulation hub for the full range, or read the rock wool insulation selection guide for selection support.

Related Rockwool Products & Alternatives

rock wool blanket — The practical format for large pipes, tanks, vessels and ductwork where rigid pre-formed sections would be slow to fit and leave joints.

rockwool strips insulation — Easy to handle in tight spaces and useful for filling stud cavities and frame gaps without wasteful cutting.

high temperature rope seal — Easy to install and replace, which keeps routine maintenance on furnaces and hot gas ducts short and predictable.

For the full stone wool range, temperature limits and density options, see our rockwool insulation guide.

For adjacent material options across temperature and application ranges, explore our ceramic fiber insulation hub.

Part of the Rock Wool product family.

Key features

  • ✓ Superior sound absorption (high NRC)
  • ✓ Class A non-combustible
  • ✓ Dual thermal and acoustic insulation
  • ✓ Dimensional stability
  • ✓ Easy to install
  • ✓ Moisture and mold resistant

Typical applications

  • Auditorium and theater acoustics
  • Recording studio treatment
  • Industrial noise control
  • Building partition insulation
  • HVAC noise attenuation

Technical specs

Density
60-150 kg/m³
Thickness
25-150mm
Asbestos
100% Non-Asbestos

Last updated: September 19, 2026

Frequently asked

What temperature can rock wool insulation withstand? +

Rock wool insulation can withstand temperatures up to 650 °C for standard grades. It is classified as a non-combustible material (Euroclass A1, ASTM E84 Class A), making it ideal for structural fire protection, industrial pipe insulation, and building envelope applications.

Does rock wool absorb water? +

No. Our rock wool products feature hydrophobic treatment with water repellency exceeding 98%. Unlike some insulation materials, rock wool maintains its thermal performance even in high-humidity environments. This makes it particularly suitable for outdoor pipework and marine applications.

Is rock wool environmentally friendly? +

Yes. Rock wool is manufactured from volcanic basalt rock — an abundant natural resource. It contains up to 75% recycled content, is fully recyclable at end of life, and contributes to building energy efficiency by reducing heat loss. It is RoHS and REACH compliant.

What density of rock wool insulation should I use? +

The optimal density depends on your application: 60–80 kg/m³ for general thermal insulation of tanks and vessels, 80–120 kg/m³ for pipe insulation and HVAC ductwork, 100–150 kg/m³ for load-bearing or structural applications, and 150+ kg/m³ for high-compression industrial flooring and sandwich panels.

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