Overview
| brand | Kaikai | form | |
| shape | powdery | Core material | |
| colour | grey | purpose | Sound insulation and shock absorption |
| thickness | 30mm | Bending strength | |
| compressive strength | Refractory temperature | ||
| Processing customization | yes | Low temperature bending | |
| tensile strength | tear strength | ||
| Operating temperature | thirty-five | Thermal conductivity | |
| elongation at break | model | Kk s1 | |
| producing area | Huiyang | specifications | 40kg |
| Scope of use | Construction site development | quantity | five thousand |
Product Details
Sound insulation mortar is mainly composed of cement, quartz sand, sound insulation seasoning, and good admixtures, which are mixed in quantity. Sound insulation mortar has good workability, excellent sound insulation performance, strong adhesion with the substrate, low shrinkage rate, good construction performance, and can be used immediately after adding water; Stable quality, convenient construction, low consumption, no cracking, and no hollowing. When using, add an appropriate amount of water according to the requirements and mix it evenly on the ground to form a sound insulation layer with a thickness of about 30mm.
Made of cement, sand, and water in a certain ratio, it is generally used for masonry, walls, or floors in damp environments or water. Adding appropriate admixtures such as fly ash, diatomaceous earth, etc. to cement or lime mortar to save cement or lime usage and improve the workability of the mortar. Commonly used mixed mortars include cement lime mortar, cement clay mortar, and lime clay mortar.
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Newly mixed ordinary mortar should have good workability, while the hardened mortar should have the required strength and bonding force. The workability of mortar is related to its fluidity and water retention, and is generally determined based on construction experience or through experiments. The compressive strength of mortar is represented by the mortar grade, and commonly used ordinary mortar grades include 4, 10, 25, 50, 100, etc.
For masonry with high and important strength requirements, it is only necessary to use mortar of grade 100 or above. The bonding force of mortar follows its standard
