PORROC lightweight aggregates for concrete tiles

PORROC

PORROC-LIGHTWEIGHT CLAY BEADS

PORROC-LIGHTWEIGHT CLAY ANGULAR BEADS

Porroc is the latest development by LITAGG INDUSTRIES , a lightweight aggregates with unique performance properties and a wide range of applications. Utilizing high-quality raw materials and latest process technologies

Porroc can be optimized for very low water absorption. Porroc is a multifunctional lightweight beads/ aggregate with bulk densities starting from 500-700 kg/m3 for quality building materials and industrial products.

ADVANTAGES

Weight Reduction

Low Water Absorption

Thermal insulation , Sound absorption

Easy to cut and fasten

APPLICATIONS

Thermal insulation fill /leveling filling / loose filling / cement bonded fills /resin bonded fills / walls tiles / cluster stone / GRC cladding panels / Roofing / Decorative stamp concrete / Landscaping , and wide rang of use.

PROPERTIES

Material	Expanded porous mineral
Shape	Normal round / angular
Size	2-4mm, 4-8mm
Density	@500-700kg/m3
Water Absorption	@ 15% (can be optimised)

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