Active Inorganic Thermal Insulation Mortar

Active Inorganic Thermal Insulation Mortar is a type of mortar made from natural inorganic minerals such as shale and perlite lightweight expanded materials. It features the properties of a low-carbon, energy-saving, dry powder thermal storage material that automatically regulates heat sources. This material can absorb and store thermal energy from sources like sunlight and release it as environmental conditions change, thereby reducing costs and achieving thermal insulation and energy-saving effects.

Features

Durability and Stability: Due to its primary composition of inorganic materials, Active Inorganic Thermal Insulation Mortar offers excellent durability and stability. It is resistant to aging, acids, alkalis, and corrosion.

Environmental Friendliness: This material contains no toxic substances, releases no harmful gases, and is harmless to humans, making it a green and eco-friendly product.

Versatility: In addition to its thermal insulation function, it also provides properties such as heat resistance, fireproofing, sound insulation, water resistance, crack resistance, hollowing resistance, and peeling resistance.

Application Scenarios

Active Inorganic Thermal Insulation Mortar is suitable for thermal insulation on both interior and exterior walls of various buildings. It is particularly ideal for large public buildings, flammable and explosive environments, and locations with strict fire safety requirements. Its excellent fireproof performance also makes it widely applicable in the construction of fire barriers.

Construction Method

Before construction, ensure the wall surface is clean, free of dust, and oil stains. During construction, simply mix with water for use. The process is straightforward and requires short construction time.