Driven by the continuous growth of global scientific and technological R&D investment, the construction of professional laboratories such as precision testing, electronic R&D and biological research has accelerated significantly in North America, Europe and Southeast Asia. Laboratories have extremely high requirements for environmental control. Noise will not only affect the accuracy of precision instruments and experimental results, but also bring occupational health risks to researchers. Meanwhile, clean management standards also require acoustic materials to be dust-proof, non-shedding and easy to clean.
Industry data shows that in the first three quarters of 2026, the number of acoustic projects in the global R&D laboratory sector increased by 34% year-on-year. High-density inorganic fiberglass acoustic ceiling tiles have become the mainstream solution for laboratory acoustics, with an NRC rating of 0.90–0.95. The interconnected porous structure efficiently absorbs full-spectrum reflected noise, while the dense hardened surface resists dust accumulation, supports regular wipe-down cleaning, and does not shed particles or fibers, meeting cleanroom environmental management requirements. Partial wall areas are equipped with perforated acoustic panels with mineral wool backing to assist in mid-low frequency equipment noise control.
QinSound’s laboratory acoustic product line is suitable for various precision laboratories and cleanroom scenarios. All products meet ASTM E84 Class A fire safety standards and maintain stable performance in constant temperature and humidity environments. Industry analysts point out that with the continuous improvement of laboratory construction standards, acoustic design will become a necessary part of laboratory environmental control.
