There are now several wall panels
Silicon magnesium aerated concrete hollow lightweight partition board silicon magnesium aerated concrete hollow light partition board; this product is used as a building partition with the GM board, is magnesium chloride special cement cementing material, The material is filled with numerous individual pores into honeycomb, inorganic fiber as the reinforcing material, adding the appropriate amount of active siliceous material, pouring into the mold with the mold, forming the foam and air structure of the wall. With light weight, high strength, fire, waterproof, sound insulation. Environmentally friendly construction is convenient, is China's current capacity of the lightest, high-strength lightweight partition board.
Features and Benefits 1, light weight: silicon magnesium plus air hollow light partition board: This product is a building as a partition wall with silicon magnesium aerated concrete lightweight partition board, is magnesium chloride special cement cementing material , The mixture into the mixed slurry into the numerous individual holes made of honeycomb, the product is lighter than wood, can float on the water, into the wall after the square per square meter in 35 kg or so. 2, sound insulation: This product is made by the combination of countless individual bubbles, improve the product noise and insulation effect. 3, fire: the main material for all inorganic materials, synthetic GM board, in the fire on the non-combustible, national A-level fire products. 4, high strength: This product by adding anti-corrosion short fiber as aggregate, inorganic slurry and staple fiber hardening after the condensate to enhance the wall of the impact, anti-demolition performance. 5, construction convenience: large installation, wet operation less, time-saving, labor, save the total cost of the cost. 6, environmental protection: no soil without energy consumption, the use of industrial waste as raw material, is a good product of the country.
These lightweight panels have their own characteristics:
SGK gypsum cement hollow board: the material is the most suitable materials in all materials, the surface density ranked third, generally 53KG / M2, easy cutting, loss of small, high strength, sound insulation good (42dB), no Cracks, can scraping slot, flatness is good, finished shjh_ljeb wall can be directly putty putty, affordable. Some companies called KPS, are the same product.
ASA fly ash foam board: the biggest advantage is light, surface density ranked second, generally 45KG / M2, but the material and the material between the pillars of poor compatibility, the most likely to crack, it is difficult to deal with the board Flatness is very poor, duration is very long. And is magnesium products on the human body has great harm, is the state banned products. The product is a monopoly of the market, the price is too high.
Ceramic plate: high strength. Easy to cut, loss of large, the weight per unit area is the light of the most important wall panels. So the production cost is also large.
Light steel keel: the most practical light partition board, work complex, sound insulation is not good, the lowest strength. Surface density is the lowest, ranked first. Short life, usually 2-3 years.
Glass cut off: good lighting, the cost of astronomical, but for the light is not good place more practical.
Brick: work trouble, weight is now the framework of buildings do not accept. Generally used for external walls
According to the partition wall material also the following categories. SGK gypsum cement hollow board, ASA fly ash foam board, GRC cement board, ceramic plate, light steel keel partition board. All light partition panels are not absolutely waterproof, but the basic are fire. Because in addition to glass partitions, other materials will contact the long-term water contact, there are some problems, but in the wading parts will have a corresponding waterproof treatment, so it will not have any negative impact. The glass partition at the bottom and the top are fixed with wood, so it is the least waterproof.
