WHAT IS FIBER CHEMENT？

Fiber cement is a composite material made of sand, cement, and cellulose fibers. It is a durable and low-maintenance building material that can be used for siding, roofing, and trim on both interior and exterior surfaces. It is also fire-resistant and insect-proof.

Harm of foam for fiber cement

board Bubble formation in fiber cement boards can be a serious problem as it can cause the board to become weak and brittle. This can lead to cracking, crumbling, and even complete failure of the board. Bubble formation can also reduce the fire resistance of the board, as bubbles act as pathways for heat to travel through. Additionally, bubbles can trap moisture which can lead to mold growth and other water damage.

Good advantage of antifoams for fiber cement

One major advantage of using antifoams in fiber cement production is that it helps to reduce the amount of foam generated during the manufacturing process. This reduces the amount of air entrapment, which can lead to weak spots in the finished product. Additionally, antifoams help to improve product consistency and quality by preventing the formation of bubbles in the mix. Finally, using antifoams can help to reduce energy costs associated with fiber cement production as they reduce the amount of energy required for mixing and agitation.