Floor pressure plate Also known as fiber-cement pressure boards or cement-fiber pressure boards, these are new-type building panels made from natural fibers and cement through processes including pulping, molding, cutting, pressing, and curing. Next, let’s talk about the advantages and applications of floor pressure boards.

　　I. The main advantages of the floor pressure plate are as follows:

　　1. Fire-resistant and insulating—Class A non-combustible. In the event of a fire, the board will not burn and will not produce toxic fumes. It has a low thermal conductivity, making it an ideal material for insulation structures.

　　2. Waterproof and moisture-resistant, it maintains stable performance even in semi-open, high-humidity environments without settling or deformation.

　　3. It offers excellent thermal and sound insulation, with a low thermal conductivity coefficient and superior heat-retention performance. The product boasts high density and outstanding soundproofing properties.

　　4. Lightweight and high-strength—this 7,000-ton plate-type oil compressor pressure plate not only boasts high strength but also resists deformation and warping. It’s lightweight and ideal for use in roof and ceiling applications.

　　5. Easy to construct and quick to dry—both the keel and panel installation are convenient and fast. Deep-processed products also feature a simple structure and excellent performance.

　　6. Economical and aesthetically pleasing, lightweight, and equipped with a keel structure, effectively reducing construction and decoration costs; featuring uniform color appearance and a smooth surface, allowing direct use to achieve a consistent color palette on building surfaces.

　　7. Safe and harmless—measured indicators are equivalent to those found on a lawn 20 meters away from surrounding buildings.

　　8. It boasts an exceptionally long service life, is highly resistant to acid and alkali corrosion, and is immune to damage from moisture, insects, or other pests. Its strength and hardness increase over time, ensuring an exceptionally long operational lifespan.

　　9. Easy to process and with excellent secondary renovation performance: Suitable for various material processing operations, including sawing, drilling, carving, nailing, painting, tiling, and wall covering.

　　II. Main uses of floor pressure plates.

　　1. During construction, these materials cannot be used directly. For example, when producing wall panels, you’ll need to apply plaster or paint; in bathrooms, you’ll need to tile the walls. Do not apply exterior paint directly onto exterior walls. Nowadays, cement-based panels can be coated with inorganic fluorocarbon coatings on their outer surfaces, allowing for decorative finishes on the panel surfaces. These panels can be used directly—either as interior or exterior wall finishes—right at the factory.

　　2. This cement pressure board can be directly applied to exterior wall insulation systems using adhesive, forming a monolithic panel that serves as a new type of energy-saving and environmentally friendly board. Currently, many factories have begun producing this kind of insulating board.

　　3. Cement pressure boards can also be incorporated into aluminum panels, which can then be perforated to create sound-absorbing composite panels. These panels leverage the excellent sound-insulation properties of cement pressure boards and are widely used for sound-absorbing walls on both sides of high-speed railways. Currently, many organizations are producing this new type of material.

　　4. Another advanced processing technique for cement enterprise pressure boards is to press various patterns onto the surface of the cement pressure boards, imitating different types of tiles for use in exterior wall decoration of villas.

　　5. Cement pressure boards can be used for exterior wall insulation, partition walls, sound-absorbing ceilings, interior decoration, steel-structure mezzanines in attics, movable room partitions, flooring, and more. They are suitable for commercial buildings, entertainment venues, industrial facilities such as factories and warehouses, newly constructed residential buildings, residential buildings undergoing renovation and decoration, as well as public spaces like hospitals, theaters, and stations.