Microcrystalline Inorganic Thermal Insulation Mortar

Microcrystalline Inorganic Thermal Insulation Mortar

Microcrystalline inorganic thermal insulation mortar is a lightweight granular composition formed by mixing specially treated high-strength microcrystalline materials, inorganic lightweight aggregates, cement, and various additives in scientific proportions. It exhibits high strength and excellent thermal insulation properties, making it suitable for insulation construction in various building envelope structures.

Composition and Properties

The main components of microcrystalline inorganic thermal insulation mortar include specially treated high-strength microcrystalline materials, inorganic lightweight aggregates, cement, and various additives. These ingredients are blended in scientific ratios to form a lightweight granular composition with high strength and excellent thermal insulation properties. Additionally, it offers good water resistance, weather resistance, and environmental performance, complying with industrial policies.

Application Scenarios

Microcrystalline inorganic thermal insulation mortar is suitable for insulation construction in various building envelope structures, including walls, roofs, and ceilings. It can also be used in combination with high-efficiency insulation materials to form external wall insulation composite systems, widely applied in meeting the insulation needs of various buildings.

Construction Methods

Base Treatment: Thoroughly remove surface dust, oil stains, and other substances that may affect construction from the base wall, and level the wall surface.

Plumb Line, Square, and Marking: Hang vertical reference lines according to the required insulation layer thickness, and mark horizontal lines for doors and windows, vertical control lines, etc., on the wall.

Spot Mortar and Ribbing: Use microcrystalline inorganic thermal insulation mortar to create spot mortar and ribs according to the designed insulation layer thickness to control the thickness of the insulation layer.

Apply Interface Agent: After the leveling layer has dried, begin applying the interface agent to ensure strong adhesion between the insulation layer and the base.

Preparation of Microcrystalline Inorganic Thermal Insulation Mortar: Mix according to the design or product instructions, using mechanical stirring to ensure uniformity.

Construction: Ensure strong adhesion between the insulation layer and the base. Apply the mortar in layers, with an interval of at least 24 hours between each layer.

Curing and Acceptance: Protect the insulation layer within 24 hours after construction. Perform timely water sprinkling for curing after final setting to ensure the insulation layer meets acceptance standards.