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Insulation mortar is a pre-mixed dry powder material composed of lightweight aggregates, cementitious binders, and performance-enhancing additives. Designed to create thermal insulation layers on building surfaces, it offers exceptional fire resistance (non-combustible inorganic formulas), making it ideal for:
✔ High-density residences
✔ Public buildings & flammable environments
✔ Fire barrier applications
1. Unmatched Stability
- Inorganic formulas resist acids/alkalis, never crack or degrade, matching the building's lifespan.
2. Easy Application
- Applies like standard cement mortar – no special tools needed. Faster installation vs. other insulation systems.
3. Universal Compatibility
- Bonds to ANY substrate (concrete, brick, etc.). Eliminates thermal bridges for walls, roofs, and floors.
4.Eco-Friendly & Safe
- Zero toxins/radiation. Incorporates industrial byproducts for sustainable construction.
5. Superior Strength
- High adhesion = no hollowing/cracks (outperforms most organic alternatives).
6. Fireproof
- Withstands extreme heat – critical for fire-prone areas.
7. Adaptive Thermal Performance
- Adjustable conductivity (as low as 0.07W/m·K). Blocks summer heat & winter cold.
8. Mold Prevention
- Stops condensation-induced mildew.
9. Cost-Effective
- Replaces dual-layer plastering, cutting labor/material expenses.
Prep Work
1. Clean & Dampen the substrate (dust/oil-free; moisten if overly dry).
2. Apply interface agent (mix 1:4-5 water ratio, trowel/spray 3mm).
3. Mix insulation mortar (1 part binder : 0.08 EPS beads : 1 water) until lump-free.
4. Apply in 2+ layers (>2cm total thickness; 24hr between coats).
5. Cover with 2mm anti-crack mortar.
6. Embed alkali-resistant mesh.
7. Add a final 2-3mm mortar layer.
8. Wait 48-72hrs (weather-dependent) before finishing.
Pro Tips
- Hot climates: Work early/late to avoid rapid drying.
- Critical zones: Double-layer mesh at corners/window edges.
