Gypsum Plaster - 6-20 Mm Thickness, Water Activated With Smooth Matte Finish For Wall Plastering

When a wall is constructed with brick or block, they are finished with a coat of plaster which is called internal plastering. Internal plastering has traditionally been done through a process of sand-cement plastering finished with POP pruning.

This is a two-stage process and involves multiple elements like sand, cement, and water which are mixed onsite. This form of plastering is being slowly replaced by a direct single-coat application of gypsum plaster. So, gypsum plaster is actually a replacement of two processes i.e. sand cement plastering & POP punning. Gypsum plaster is produced as a result of calcinations of the raw gypsum in an automatic kettle under controlled temperature.

Features of Gypsum Plaster
Well suitable with all kinds of paints.
Free of shrinkage cracks.
Shrinkage crack-free surfaces smooth finish & High productivity faster.
Direct application on brick, block, or RCC, no separate finish product required.


Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is the gypsum plaster specification?

Ans - Plaster of Gypsum Thickness

It can be used in thicknesses ranging from 6 to 20 mm. Gypsum plaster's undercoat typically measures 11 millimetres for walls and 8 millimetres for ceilings, while the thickness of the finish coat is 2 millimetres. To prevent cracks, it is advised to apply gypsum plaster at a minimum thickness of 6 mm.

2. Will gypsum soak up water?

Ans - The maximum amount of water that gypsum mould can absorb under atmospheric pressure is referred to as the water absorption ratio of gypsum.

3. What is the gypsum's strength?

Ans - This innovative method results in gypsum bodies that are both mechanically and very dense. Gypsum plates with a density of 1.6 g.cm-3 were found to have bending and compression strengths of up to 15.0 and 40.0 MPa, respectively.