Introduction to industrial acid resistant tiles

Introduction to industrial acid resistant tiles

Industrial anti-acid tiles according to the place of use and in order to ensure the safety of users, are produced in two types of simple(plain) and ribbed (Anti-Slip) tiles. the ribbed types are used and are more practical in environments which have Anti-Slip features (Such as pools, industrial kitchens that are exposed to grease, etc.). These products have a certificate from the Iranian Institute of Standards and Industrial Research based on No. 3051National Standard (The properties of anti-acid tiles).

Uses

  • Suitable for use in environments exposed to acids HF(excluding HF).
  • • And environments that are exposed to heavy dynamic loads, such as the floor of industrial warehouses on which freight forklifts travel.
  • And environments that are exposed to odors (such as industrial kitchens)
  • Covering the walls, floor and platform of chemical laboratories
  • The pharmaceutical industry

Choosing an industrial anti-acid tile:

The important points in choosing an industrial anti-acid tile are as follows.

  1. - For floors in environments where there is a possibility of slippage and as a result there is a risk of people falling, be sure to use the treaded type or in other words anti-slip type.Anti-SlipUse products.
  2. - In industrial spaces where there is a possibility of the presence of excessive polluting factors There is usually, the use of red seeds of anti-acid tiles that have properties It is recommended to be more flexible than simple types.

Installation and bonding of industrial acid resistant tiles: In order to benefit from the positive features of the acid resistant tile, it is necessary to observe the following points in the installation and fastening of this product.

  1. Use of suitable acid resistant mortar (according to the conditions of the operating environment) for installation and strapping - Failure to use acid resistant mortar causes over time the acids of the industrial environment by causing corrosiveness in normal mortars, passing through the joints and penetrating under the tiles, causing loosening, breakage, damage to the coatings, or causing an unpleasant smell in the environment

    1. Observing the 3 to 5 mm band and completely filling the bands with anti-acid mortar, paying attention to completely filling the bottom surface of the tiles with acid resistant mortar, using a suitable and anti-acid layer (membrane) to prevent chemical substances from penetrating the main substrate. The use of these layers is also useful in strengthening the adhesion of tiles and substrates.

Introduction to industrial acid resistant tiles

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