Fabric Acoustic Panel

Sana Acoustics supplies fabric-wrapped acoustic panels made from fiberglass board with a transparent acoustic fabric finish. The panels are available in two standard thicknesses: 25mm and 50mm, with custom sizes on request. Dimensions include 600mm x 600mm, 600mm x 1200mm, and 1200mm x 2400mm. The fiberglass core has a density of 2 kg per square meter at 25mm thickness. The fabric is acoustically transparent, allowing sound to pass through without attenuation.

The absorption performance varies by thickness and frequency. At 25mm, the NRC is 0.80, with peak absorption at mid to high frequencies (1.14 at 2000Hz and 4000Hz). At 50mm, the NRC increases to 1.05, with significant improvement in low-frequency absorption, reaching 0.86 at 250Hz and 1.21 at 500Hz. These values align with standard performance ranges for fiberglass-based panels in commercial acoustic applications. The fabric options include multiple colors and textures, all certified for fire resistance and acoustic transparency per ASTM C423.

These panels are commonly used in recording studios, conference rooms, open-plan offices, and educational facilities where speech clarity and noise reduction are critical. Buyers include architectural firms, interior designers, and facility managers sourcing for commercial retrofit projects. Trade terms are typically FOB Mumbai or EXW from Maharashtra. Packaging is in protective cardboard sleeves, with bulk orders shipped on pallets. Lead time for standard sizes is 10 to 15 working days after confirmation.

Sana Acoustics operates from Kalyan-Shilphata Road in Maharashtra, India, with a registered address in Mumbai. The company is listed as a harbor-tier supplier, indicating verified business registration and compliance with basic export documentation standards. There is no public data on years in operation, workforce size, or revenue. The listing confirms production capability for custom-sized acoustic panels and fabric finishes, but does not state client names, certifications, or export volume.

The supplier does not claim ISO certification, LEED compliance, or third-party testing beyond the provided absorption coefficients. Response rate and average response time are not tracked, suggesting limited real-time communication capacity. Buyers should treat this as a production-focused manufacturer with capacity for custom orders, not a sales-driven distributor. Technical data provided is consistent with industry norms for fiberglass acoustic panels, indicating practical manufacturing experience.