Aac Block

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We are engaged in offering Lightweight AAC Block to our clients. Our range of all products is widely appreciated by our clients.

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AAC Blocks (Autoclaved Aerated Concrete) is a certified green building material. These precast concrete blocks are extremely lightweight and widely used for internal and external construction. ... The raw materials we use to manufacture the these blocks are cement, sand, fly ash, gypsum, lime and water

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We are engaged in offering Autoclaved Aerated Concerte Block to our clients. Our range of all products is widely appreciated by our clients.

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Highest thermal rating in the industry R30!. Its cellular structure provides well insulated interiors, keeping out warm air in summers and cold air in winters. AAC reduces air conditioning cost upto 30%.

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Because of its high workability and flexibility standards, AAC material is widely used across the construction of residential buildings, healthcare facilities, schools, hotels, and other industrial/commercial structures

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Because of its high workability and flexibility standards, AAC material is widely used across the construction of residential buildings, healthcare facilities, schools, hotels, and other industrial/commercial structures

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Autoclaved Aerated Concrete (AAC) blocks are lightweight and durable building products. First conceptualized and invented by Swedish architect and inventor Johan Axel Eriksson in 1924, AAC blocks are particularly known for their fire, heat, and sound-resistant properties. Air being the major constituent (almost 80-85% by volume), these building products are typically lightweight, weighing only a third of the more common red clay bricks.

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the production of AAC blocks include lime, cement, sand, water, gypsum, fly ash, and Calcium oxide (commonly known as quicklime). Aluminum powder reacts chemically with these and hydrogen gas escapes into the air towards the end of the procedure. It is this chemical reaction that lends AAC blocks their distinct honeycomb structure, lightness, and other insulation properties.
Having undergone necessary molding and mixing, these are further cured in an autoclave (subject to high heat and pressure) that imparts them the desired strength and durability

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• Minimum Order Quantity: 1000 Piece