THERMATEX® Acoustic Medical – Antimicrobial Ceiling Tile

The THERMATEX® Acoustic Medical ceiling tile is a premium antimicrobial solution designed for hospitals, medical facilities, and clean rooms, including PC1 and PC2 laboratories. Featuring a smooth, laminated, and washable surface, these tiles provide superior hygiene, acoustic control, and fire resistance for high-standard environments. The ISO 3 clean room rating and Group 1 fire resistance make it an ideal choice for medical and research facilities that demand the highest level of performance.

Key Features:

• Antimicrobial Surface: Inhibits bacterial growth, ensuring a hygienic environment.
• Washable Finish: Easy to clean, meeting strict hygiene regulations.
• Excellent Acoustics: NRC 0.70 for effective sound absorption and CAC 40 dB for sound attenuation.
• High Light Reflectance: 88% for a bright and energy-efficient space.
• Superior Humidity Resistance: RH95, suitable for high-moisture environments.
• Fire Safety Compliance: Rated Group 1 for fire resistance.
• Green Building Certified: Global GreenTag Level A for sustainable projects.

Ideal Applications:
Hospitals and Healthcare Facilities
Medical Laboratories (PC1 & PC2)
Pharmaceutical & Clean Room Environments
Sterile Manufacturing Spaces
High-Humidity Areas Requiring Antimicrobial Protection

Technical Specifications:

• Acoustic Absorption (NRC): 0.70
• Acoustic Attenuation (CAC): 40 dB
• Light Reflectance: 88%
• Humidity Resistance: RH95
• Clean Room Classification: ISO 3
• Fire Resistance: Group 1
• Environmental Certification: Global GreenTag Green Rate Level A

Competitor Comparison:
Comparable products include the Armstrong Bioguard Acoustic and Rockfon MediCare Plus ceiling tiles, both offering antimicrobial properties and acoustic performance. However, THERMATEX® Acoustic Medical provides a superior combination of washable durability, high CAC rating, and fire safety compliance at a competitive price.

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