Chrysotile cement sheet LPN 6,0х1750х1200 mm

View by manufacturing method

First, chrysotile fibers are crushed, cleaned, and evenly distributed in an aqueous mixture. This provides the reinforcing structure of the future sheet. Portland cement and water are added to the fiber suspension, producing a homogeneous paste. The fibers serve as natural reinforcement, increasing the strength of the material. The mixture is then fed to forming cylinders or belts. Gradually, a multilayer sheet of the desired thickness is formed. Green sheets are pressed, which compacts the structure, removes excess moisture, and stabilizes the product's geometry. The sheets are cured in natural or autoclaved chambers. During this period, the cement gains strength and the fiber structure is fixed. The finished sheets are trimmed, sanded if necessary, and sorted by quality.

Chemical composition

Chrysotile cement sheet consists of Portland cement (80–90%), chrysotile fibers (10–20%), and water. Chrysotile cement is a cement-based material reinforced with natural magnesium silicate.

Type by purpose

Used as external wall protection, it is moisture and UV-resistant. It is used for: roofing residential, commercial, and industrial buildings, creating fences, screening panels, utility room walls, cladding of outbuildings and agricultural structures, and can be used as part of fire barriers. It is used in many construction applications due to its strength, durability, and resistance to climatic influences.

A type

Chrysotile cement sheet

Dimensions (width, length)

1750х1200 mm

Additional services

Cutting is carried out according to the client's order and packaging of products according to the client's orderSent by any carriers in Ukraine

The country of manufacture

Ukraine