Gypsum
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Gypsum Mesh
Gypsum is a mineral, the main chemical composition is calcium sulfate. It can be widely used in industrial material and construction material. Gypsum supplier is mainly in China.
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Ceramic Gypsum
High strength, high hardness, moisture-proof, wear resistance, stain resistance, corrosion resistance, high temperature resistance, easy to clean, small deformation, good insulation, with a...
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Cement Additive for Strength
Additives added during cement application to improve or achieve various properties, such as fluorogypsum.
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Cement Retarder Chemical
It has high strength and can be used to prepare building mortar, insulation concrete, plaster, gypsum products and gypsum board.
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Plastering Anhydrite
The main component of plastering gypsum is fluorogypsum, the plaster material for the interior walls and roof plates of the building.
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Powdered Gypsum
Special gypsum powder for cement can avoid the rapid hydration of cement and lead to early or rapid setting, improve cement strength (especially early strength), shrinkage and corrosion resistance.
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Concrete Accelerator
Improve and adjust the performance of concrete. The normal hydration and hardening time of cement can be prolonged, and the early hydration heat produced by cement can be reduced.
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Calcium Sulfate Anhydrous
Anhydrous calcium sulfate (CaSO4) can be used as polishing powder, paper filler, gas desiccant. Cement plants use gypsum to regulate the setting time of cement.
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Gypsum Cement
An additive added to cement and sand to improve the properties of cement mortar. Can overcome empty drum, cracking and other conditions.
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Mortar Mix Additive
Improving water retention, fluidity and cohesiveness of mortar can overcome the shortcomings of explosive ash, shrinkage and low strength of cement mixed mortar.
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Fast Acting Gypsum
The cement antifreeze is combined with the temperature in winter, can accelerate the setting and hardening of cement under the premise of negative temperature, strength growth is obvious and does...
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