Vitrified hollow microsphere inorganic thermal insulation mortar

Vitrified Hollow Microsphere Inorganic Thermal Insulation Mortar

Vitrified Hollow Microsphere Inorganic Thermal Insulation Mortar is a new type of inorganic thermal insulation mortar material, primarily used for thermal insulation of building interior and exterior walls. It is made by mixing vitrified microspheres as lightweight aggregate with vitrified microsphere thermal insulation adhesive powder in a certain ratio, stirred evenly. This material has the following notable characteristics:

High Strength and Lightweight: Vitrified microsphere inorganic thermal insulation mortar has high strength and light weight, making it suitable for various building insulation needs.

Excellent Thermal Insulation and Heat Resistance: This material effectively blocks heat transfer, maintaining stable indoor temperatures, and is suitable for both cold and hot regions.

Good Electrical Insulation Performance: Suitable for building parts requiring electrical insulation, ensuring electrical safety.

Wear and Corrosion Resistance: The material has good wear and corrosion resistance, extending its service life.

Environmental Performance: Made from inorganic materials, it is non-toxic, odorless, and does not produce radioactive pollution, meeting environmental requirements.

Convenient Construction: It can be mixed directly with water on-site, is easy to operate, and suitable for various construction environments.

Application Areas and Construction Methods

Vitrified hollow microsphere inorganic thermal insulation mortar is widely used in thermal insulation projects for building interior and exterior walls. Its construction methods include the following steps:

Base Layer Treatment: Ensure the base surface is free of dust, oil stains, and other debris that may affect bonding performance. If the base layer is dry, it should be moistened with water first.

Interface Agent Treatment: Mix the specialized interface agent according to a water-cement ratio of 1:4, stir evenly, and apply it to the base layer with a thickness of about 3mm.

Mortar Mixing: Mix the inorganic thermal insulation mortar according to a water-cement ratio of 4:5.5 into a slurry, ensuring it is evenly mixed without powder lumps.

Plastering Construction: Apply the plaster according to energy-saving requirements. For thicknesses above 2cm, apply in multiple layers, with intervals of more than 24 hours between each application.

Curing: After construction, cure for 3-5 days. After curing, waterproofing treatment is recommended.