Gypsum Plaster
Gypsum Plaster
Gypsum plaster is a white cementing material that is created by partially or completely dehydrating the gypsum mineral, frequently with the addition of specialised retarders or hardeners. It sets and hardens by chemically recombining the gypsum with water after being applied in a plastic state (with water).
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Gypsum plaster is a versatile building material used for coating walls and ceilings to create a smooth, durable finish. Here's a brief overview:
Key Features:
Composition: Made from gypsum powder and water.
Lightweight: Much lighter than traditional cement plaster.
Fire Resistance: Non-combustible and provides fire protection.
Quick Setting: Sets within 25-30 minutes.
Smooth Finish: Provides a fine, polished surface.
Eco-Friendly: Contains no harmful chemicals and is recyclable.
Types of Gypsum Plaster:
Anhydrite Plaster: Produced by heating gypsum to 170°C.
Hemihydrate Plaster: Produced by heating gypsum to over 170°C.
Casting Plaster: Used for making molds and decorative elements.
Undercoat Plaster: Applied as the base layer on walls.
Finish Plaster: Used for the final decorative layer.
One-Coat Plaster: Combines base and finish coats in a pre-mixed form.
Textured Plaster: Contains aggregates for various finishes.
Advantages:
Ease of Application: Simple to apply and level.
No Shrinkage Cracks: Produces fewer cracks compared to cement plaster.
Quick Drying: Allows for faster project completion.
High Performance: Strong and lightweight.
Smooth Finish: Ensures a uniform and aesthetically pleasing surface.
Applications:
Interior Walls and Ceilings: Ideal for creating smooth finishes.
Decorative Coatings: Used for crafting molds and decorative elements.
Fireproofing: Provides fire resistance in buildings