Gypsum-based inorganic thermal insulation mortar

Gypsum-based inorganic thermal insulation mortar is a dry-mixed compound primarily using gypsum as the cementitious material, blended with inorganic lightweight aggregates and additives. It is mainly used for thermal insulation of building walls, floors, and ceilings. Its characteristics include thermal insulation, fire resistance, sound insulation, light weight, high strength, strong adhesion, low shrinkage value, easy plastering, good workability, no hollowing, and low cost.

The production process of gypsum-based inorganic thermal insulation mortar involves relatively low energy consumption and carbon emissions, aligning with China's strategic goals of high-quality development in the building materials industry and the advancement of carbon peak and carbon neutrality. Compared to traditional cement-based thermal insulation mortar, gypsum-based inorganic thermal insulation mortar offers superior advantages in thermal insulation performance and lightweight properties, significantly promoting building energy efficiency reform.

In terms of construction, gypsum-based inorganic thermal insulation mortar is easy to operate. It only requires on-site mixing with water for application and can be directly applied to dry walls. It exhibits excellent construction performance, reduces labor intensity for workers, improves construction efficiency, and shortens the construction cycle. Additionally, gypsum-based inorganic thermal insulation mortar possesses excellent properties such as fire resistance, sound absorption, breathability, water resistance, and freeze-thaw resistance, conforming to the green and environmentally friendly building concept.