Eastland Lightweight AAC External Wall Panel

Manufacturing of EASTLAND AAC (Autoclaved Aerated Concrete) involves mixing cement, sand, lime and water, with an aluminium paste expanding agent. The mixture is poured into large moulds, filling to about two-thirds of the mould height. Upon contact, the expanding agent reacts with the other ingredients through a chemical reaction that creates small, finely-dispersed air bubbles. The resultant expansion causes the mix to rise within the mould to the full height.

The moulds are then pre-cured in a heated environment for 18-24 hours.  The resulting semi-solid material, still in a green state, is then transported to a cutting machine where it is sliced into panels of desired sizes.  Subsequently, the sliced panels or blocks undergo steam pressure curing in autoclaves for up to 12 hours where the final hydration of the cementitious mix occurs.

The combination of the expanding chemical reaction and the autoclave process confers upon EASTLAND AAC its distinctive lightweight properties. EASTLAND AAC exhibits exceptional thermal insulation and acoustic absorption capabilities, along with superior fire resistance and termite resistance. It conforms to relevant building codes and offers ease and efficiency in handling. EASTLAND AAC stands out as a versatile and cost-effective building material, meeting diverse demands better than alternatives due to its physical and mechanical properties.

Note: Other special sizes of panels and blocks can be ordered as per clients’ requirements.

Benefits of using Eastland External Wall Panel in your next project include:

1. Standard export packing: palletized, plastic wrapped, steel strapped – waterproof, shockproof, stable for long‑distance ocean transport.

2. Custom packing available upon buyer request.

3. Uniform size for high container loading efficiency.

4. Strict quality inspection before shipment to ensure intact delivery.