Modified Foamed Cement Board

Modified foamed cement board is a new type of building material, primarily made from ordinary Portland cement, fly ash, foaming agents, and additives through processes such as compounding, mixing, foaming, and cutting. This material features lightweight, bubble-like thermal insulation properties and belongs to the category of lightweight porous inorganic fireproof insulation boards.

Characteristics

Fire Performance: The fire performance of modified foamed cement board reaches Class A, making it a non-combustible material with high fire resistance.

Thermal Insulation Performance: It has a low thermal conductivity, providing excellent thermal insulation.

Environmental Performance: The material is non-toxic, environmentally friendly, and low-carbon, aligning with national standards for new materials.

Mechanical Performance: It exhibits high compressive strength, strong adhesion to concrete, a thermal expansion coefficient consistent with concrete, and a long service life.

Application Areas

Modified foamed cement board is widely used in the following fields:

Roof Insulation: Used for thermal insulation of roofs.

Internal and External Wall Insulation: Applied for thermal insulation of building walls.

Fire Barriers: Due to its high fire resistance and non-toxic properties, it is commonly used in fire barriers.

Prefabricated Building Exterior Wall Systems: Serves as an exterior wall system in prefabricated buildings, reducing weight and costs.

Data Center Fire Partitions, Cold Chain Logistics Insulation Enclosures, Ship Cabin Partition Walls, etc.