Quality is born from details! Unveiling the standardized production journey of Wood Slat Acoustic panels

In the field of acoustic decoration, Wood Slat Acoustic Panels have become commonly used materials in many construction projects due to their excellent sound absorption performance and aesthetic appearance. The production process from raw materials to finished products involves multiple processes, and each step is of great significance.

The first step is the preparation of raw materials. Woods such as pine and birch, which have uniform texture and are not prone to deformation, are selected and cut into wooden strips of standard specifications. High-quality and environmentally friendly polyester fibers are used to ensure that the sound absorption and environmental protection performance meet the standards.

After the raw materials are prepared, the processing of wooden strips begins. First, the surface of the wooden strips is sanded to remove burrs and uneven areas, which facilitates subsequent bonding and enhances the aesthetic appeal. Then, grooving and carving are carried out according to design requirements. By altering the surface texture, the decorative and sound absorption properties of the Sound-absorbing Panels are enhanced.

Next comes the treatment of polyester fibers. The fibers are combed and laid into a uniform fiber layer. The density and thickness are strictly controlled to ensure stable sound absorption performance. Hot-pressing treatment can strengthen the fiber layer, and dyeing treatment can meet personalized decoration needs.

In the assembly and fixing process, the processed wooden strips and polyester fibers are nailed together using professional equipment. Subsequently, surface treatment and cutting are performed. The surface can be coated with environmentally friendly paint to prevent abrasion or laminated to create effects such as wood grain or stone texture. Then, high-precision cutting equipment is used to cut the panels according to actual size requirements, ensuring precise dimensions and neat edges.

Finally, quality inspection and packaging are carried out. Qualified Acoustic Panels are first plastic-sealed to prevent moisture and dust, then packed into boxes, and finally wrapped with flexible film for reinforcement, avoiding deformation and moisture during transportation. At this point, a qualified Wood Slat Acoustic Panels  is ready for delivery.