Fermacell plaster fibre plates are composed of only two natural components:
Pure plaster (dehydrated
calcium sulphate )
Cellulose fibres (derived from
recycled paper that is selected and minced).
The productive process foresees the mixture of these two components in water (without other binders); the plaster mixed in water reacts (through calcination) and winds the cellulose fibres penetrating them; by submitting this basic homogeneous mixture to compression, Fermacell's plaster fibre plates are obtained in the different wanted thicknesses. After the cut in the various foreseen sizes and the drying, plates are smoothed and treated with a waterproofing primer on both sides. Thanks to the presence of fibres, Fermacell's plaster fibre plates have high stability, very good mechanical resistance and very good characteristics of resistance to the fire.
FERMACELL PLASTER FIBRE:
USES
FERMACELL PLASTER FIBRE: ECOLOGY
These plates don't contain any unhealthy substance and
the absence of glues excludes any unpleasant odor: our plaster fibre plates
are absolutely a natural product and they obey the directives of the
building biology. The institute for the Bio-Building Rosenheim GmbH on the
basis of the excellent results of the cheks made on the product, has issued
its own mark of bio-compatibilty for all the Fermacell's plaster fibre
production lines. For the production of plaster fibre Fermacell has two
establishments in Germany (Low Saxony and Baden-Württemberg) and one in
Netherlands (Wijchen).