Allied Foam Systems system – Foam Concrete M-2

Foam concrete, also known as aircrete, is a material that has all the strength and durability of traditional concrete but at a fraction of its weight. It is made by mixing cement, pulverized fuel ash and aluminum powder in a mixer to produce multiple air bubbles that are then trapped inside a layer of concrete. This is then cut into blocks and autoclaved for further reinforcement. The result is a lightweight concrete with excellent insulation properties that can be used in a wide variety of construction applications.

The Allied foam systems provide very high levels of foam stability that allow the materials to be incorporated into a variety of foamed concrete products such as ICFs, concrete slabs and blocks and other building products. C, o.

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