Raw Materials of MgO Board
Magnesium oxide board is a fireproof building material made from magnesium oxide, fiberglass mesh, sawdust, and other materials. Click HERE to see the detailed introduction of all the raw materials.
Magnesium Oxide
It is a natural non-toxic inorganic mineral. It is calcined and ground into powder, then mixed with a magnesium sulfate solution
Magnesium Sulfate
It is dissolved in water and then mgo powder is added and stirred into the solution to form a cement slurry
Perlite
As a type of obsidian, perlite is widely used as an insulating material and is added to MgO boards to enhance the fire resistance
Wood fiber
Also known as sawdust, it is mixed into the slurry to act as a binder, helping to improve the overall performance of the product
Non-woven fabric
It is made of oriented or randomly arranged fibers. It features properties such as moisture resistance, breathability, and flexibility
Fiberglass mesh
Fiberglass is an inorganic and non-metallic material that enhances the strength and toughness of the board
Material Preparation
Input data of raw materials according to the formula
Mixing
Transfer raw materials to the mixer and mix them evenly
Board Production
Add non-woven fabric, fiberglass mesh and slurry to make board
Curing Phase I
Control temperature and humidity to solidify the board
Demolding
Use the demolding machine to separate board from the template
Curing Phase II
Boards warm up due to chemical reaction for about seven days
Soaking (Optional)
Soak the boards into pools for releasing chemicals that shorten the service life
Drying
Place boards under the sun until they are completely dry
Cutting
Use cutting machine to cut boards according to the requirements
