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| MOQ: | 800 |
| Price: | Inquiry |
| Standard Packaging: | 1220x2440mm |
| Delivery Period: | 5 |
| Payment Method: | L/C, T/T |
Gypsum Reinforced Plaster Board (GRP) is a type of building material used in construction. It is made of a core of gypsum plaster, which is reinforced with fiberglass or other materials to provide additional strength and durability. The boards are commonly used in walls and ceilings for interior applications.
The gypsum plaster used in the core is a natural material composed of calcium sulfate dihydrate, also known as gypsum. It is mixed with water and other additives to create a thick, slurry-like substance that is poured into a mold to create the desired shape and size of the board.
Gypsum Plaster Boards Competitive Advantages
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Item
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Standard Value
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Test Value
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||||
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Density
(kg/m²)
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—
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Thickness
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Regular
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Fire Resistant
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Water Resistant
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|
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≯ 9.5kg/m²
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9.5mm
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7.5
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7.5
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7.5
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||
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≯ 12.0kg/m²
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12mm
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9.5
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9.5
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11.5
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||
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Flexural Strength(N)
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Parallel
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≮ 360
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9.5mm
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560
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||
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≮ 500
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12mm
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700
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||||
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Cross
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≮ 140
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9.5mm
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180
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|||
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≮ 160
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12mm
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240
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||||
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Surface Paper Sticking theCore Material
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Unexposed
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Unexposed
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||||
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Stability with Fire (Min)
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Fire Resistant
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≮ 20
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/
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/
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＞20
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/
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Water Absorption (%)
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Water Resistant
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≮ 10
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9.5mm
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/
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/
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6.8
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12mm
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/
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/
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4.2
|
|||
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Radioactivity
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Internal
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IRa≤1.0
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＜1.0
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|||
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External
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Ir≤1.3
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＜1.0
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||||
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Note
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Executive Standard : GB/T 9775-2008
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Preparation: Ensure the surface of the wall or ceiling is flat, dry, and clean.
Measurement and Cutting: Measure and cut the gypsum board to the required dimensions using a protractor and cutting tools.
Positioning: Determine the installation position of the gypsum board and secure it to the wall or ceiling using wall fasteners or wooden studs.
Installation: Place the gypsum board in the designated position and secure it to the wall or ceiling using drywall screws and joint compound.
Joint Filling: Fill the joints and screw holes between gypsum boards with joint compound to create a smooth surface.
Sanding: Wait for the joint compound to dry completely, then sand the surface using sandpaper or a drywall sanding tool to achieve a smooth finish.
Painting or Finishing: Optionally, paint or apply a finish to the surface of the gypsum board for decorative purposes.
Q1. How are the products packaged? A: We typically use bales or wooden pallets for packaging, but we can accommodate specific requests.
Q2. What are your payment terms? A: We accept a 30% advance telegraphic transfer and 70% payment during shipment, or a sight letter of credit.
Q3. What are your delivery terms? A: We offer EXW, FOB, CFR, and CIF options.
Q4. What is your delivery time? A: For inventory items, we can ship to the loading port within 15 days after deposit receipt. Production orders typically take around 20-25 days after deposit.
Q5. Can you manufacture according to samples? A: Absolutely, we can create products based on your samples or technical drawings, including molds and fixtures.
Q6. Are samples provided for free? A: While we offer free samples, shipping costs need to be covered.
Q7. How do you maintain long-term relationships? A: We prioritize quality and competitive prices to safeguard customer interests. We treat every customer as a valued partner.
Q8. What is your minimum order requirement? A: Typically, our minimum order is 800 units.
|
|
| MOQ: | 800 |
| Price: | Inquiry |
| Standard Packaging: | 1220x2440mm |
| Delivery Period: | 5 |
| Payment Method: | L/C, T/T |
Gypsum Reinforced Plaster Board (GRP) is a type of building material used in construction. It is made of a core of gypsum plaster, which is reinforced with fiberglass or other materials to provide additional strength and durability. The boards are commonly used in walls and ceilings for interior applications.
The gypsum plaster used in the core is a natural material composed of calcium sulfate dihydrate, also known as gypsum. It is mixed with water and other additives to create a thick, slurry-like substance that is poured into a mold to create the desired shape and size of the board.
Gypsum Plaster Boards Competitive Advantages
|
Item
|
Standard Value
|
Test Value
|
||||
|
Density
(kg/m²)
|
—
|
Thickness
|
Regular
|
Fire Resistant
|
Water Resistant
|
|
|
≯ 9.5kg/m²
|
9.5mm
|
7.5
|
7.5
|
7.5
|
||
|
≯ 12.0kg/m²
|
12mm
|
9.5
|
9.5
|
11.5
|
||
|
Flexural Strength(N)
|
Parallel
|
≮ 360
|
9.5mm
|
560
|
||
|
≮ 500
|
12mm
|
700
|
||||
|
Cross
|
≮ 140
|
9.5mm
|
180
|
|||
|
≮ 160
|
12mm
|
240
|
||||
|
Surface Paper Sticking theCore Material
|
Unexposed
|
Unexposed
|
||||
|
Stability with Fire (Min)
|
Fire Resistant
|
≮ 20
|
/
|
/
|
＞20
|
/
|
|
Water Absorption (%)
|
Water Resistant
|
≮ 10
|
9.5mm
|
/
|
/
|
6.8
|
|
12mm
|
/
|
/
|
4.2
|
|||
|
Radioactivity
|
Internal
|
IRa≤1.0
|
＜1.0
|
|||
|
External
|
Ir≤1.3
|
＜1.0
|
||||
|
Note
|
Executive Standard : GB/T 9775-2008
|
|||||
Preparation: Ensure the surface of the wall or ceiling is flat, dry, and clean.
Measurement and Cutting: Measure and cut the gypsum board to the required dimensions using a protractor and cutting tools.
Positioning: Determine the installation position of the gypsum board and secure it to the wall or ceiling using wall fasteners or wooden studs.
Installation: Place the gypsum board in the designated position and secure it to the wall or ceiling using drywall screws and joint compound.
Joint Filling: Fill the joints and screw holes between gypsum boards with joint compound to create a smooth surface.
Sanding: Wait for the joint compound to dry completely, then sand the surface using sandpaper or a drywall sanding tool to achieve a smooth finish.
Painting or Finishing: Optionally, paint or apply a finish to the surface of the gypsum board for decorative purposes.
Q1. How are the products packaged? A: We typically use bales or wooden pallets for packaging, but we can accommodate specific requests.
Q2. What are your payment terms? A: We accept a 30% advance telegraphic transfer and 70% payment during shipment, or a sight letter of credit.
Q3. What are your delivery terms? A: We offer EXW, FOB, CFR, and CIF options.
Q4. What is your delivery time? A: For inventory items, we can ship to the loading port within 15 days after deposit receipt. Production orders typically take around 20-25 days after deposit.
Q5. Can you manufacture according to samples? A: Absolutely, we can create products based on your samples or technical drawings, including molds and fixtures.
Q6. Are samples provided for free? A: While we offer free samples, shipping costs need to be covered.
Q7. How do you maintain long-term relationships? A: We prioritize quality and competitive prices to safeguard customer interests. We treat every customer as a valued partner.
Q8. What is your minimum order requirement? A: Typically, our minimum order is 800 units.
