Autoclaved aerated concrete block 8*25*60 Hebelex Molavi

Autoclaved aerated concrete (AAC) block is also known as ACC, ALC and Siporex. AAC is a lightweight, prefabricated building block that has properties such as being insulated against cold and heat, electricity and fire and insect resistant. The AAC block has unique properties such as sound, heat, humidity, fire and pest resistance as well as light weight and has significant economic and environmental advantages over traditional building materials. AAC block is approved worldwide due to its good structural and physical properties and is suitable in most weather conditions as well as earthquake prone areas. AAC is a perfect product for use in conference halls, hospitals, theaters, and office environments. The structure of the AAC block allows you to run your facility without the slightest waste or breakage in the block, such as electricity and plumbing, and you can use the AAC block saw as necessary. Custom sizes are cut and can also be pierced or nailed to it. Today, the worldwide AAC block has been recognized as an environmentally friendly product because of its superior insulation and energy saving properties. Increasing the use of AAC will help us to preserve our planet's forest cover.

Benefits of AAC block:

• Save on shipping costs due to light weight
• Thermal, acoustic and moisture insulation
• Banana insects
• Environmentally friendly using inorganic and renewable raw materials
• Minimum blockage lesions due to their solid and cut structure
• Possibility of using nails, screws and dowels on the walls of the AAC due to their durable structure and filling
• High execution speed and cost savings on running and mortar due to its large size and lightweight
• Save on wall covering costs due to its smooth and white surface and no need for plaster layer
• Anti-earthquake

Disadvantages of AAC block:

• AAC block not load bearing (You must be careful when using this type of block as your building needs a skeleton)
• High water uptake in primary block of the block (wall must be wet before any operation on this block)
• shrinkage during drying (very low and negligible)
• High cost of block compared to other materials such as brick and clay and cement blocks and ordinary mineral pumice.