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Manufacturer of Column Head Mould-3

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Introduction of Column Head Mould:

 

Our Column Head Mould has the function of fireproof, mildew & worm resistant, moisture proof, sound & heat insulated.

We select the A-class gypsum powder (mineral purity =93-95%, crystal water T =18%, edible) whose main ingredient is the calcium sulfate hemi hydrate (CaSO4.1/2 H2O). The special powder contains no chemical materials with high whiteness & purity.

 

Specifications of Column Head Mould:

 

We can offer Mould for Roman Column Head products, diameter size: 300MM 350MM 400MM 450MM 500MM 550MM 600MM. Other sizes can be customized according to customer requirements.

 

Column Head Mould

 

Column Head Mould

Q: can you stucco over painted cement?
it wont stick. i havent done much stucco though, just some repairs.
Q: Explain why. Don't just give a yes or no answer. Full details
because aliens dont wear hats.
Q: it can't be reused because of the heat exposureor also a building that has been torn down
I think you are confusing cement with concrete. Sometimes crushed concrete is used as a base material for roads, or as ballast in gabion baskets. Cement is the very fine dusty material that reacts with water to make concrete. It's generally not used without aggregate (i.e. sand, stones).
Q: I am makeing something for my mother and I wanted to set a picture in a cement stepping stone. If I can't do it with cement, then I was thinking of plaster of paris. Now that I want to do this project, I don't know how to go about doing this. HELP!!!
Let's see... I think plaster might be too fragile. You know, you can mix equal parts of plaster and cement. It'll set quick enough, and be strong enough. Because, cement can take days to set properly. With the mix, half an hour, tops. The picture alone will probably get ruined, like putting paper in water. I'd keep it in a frame, or glue it in later. I'd leave a space in the stepping stone so when I put the picture in, it'd lie flat, not on top of the stone. Inset. Then I'd cover it with plexi-glass. A lot of hardware or craft stores will sell little sheets. In fact, maybe I'd just make the stepping stone into one large picture frame. I'd use something of equal size and make sure that I used a lot of release (wax, soap, grease) and some pieces of wood to make a mold, where you'll pour in the mix. Make sure you coat anything (table, boards of wood) in release that you don't want stuck to the mix. Then it's just a bit of thinking and testing to find what will work.
Q: what is sound proof cement made out of?
Cement isn't really sound proof. If someone said something like I was trapped in a sound proof cement chamber It means that the chamber was sound proof, not the cement it self.
Q: i am making a disc golf course tee for my boy scout eagle project. i know a little about cement, but for anyone who knows a lot about cement construction, can you explain this...i need to make a rectangular and circular tee(which is a cement platform where one would stand while throwing a disc). the circle has a diameter of 11ft and rectangle is 11x9. I will be building it on dirt, which is level. I think i will need to dig a hole in the ground in the shape i want. then i have some gravel to put in. then cement in the hole. anyone know how much gravel, or if any, i should put in before i lay in the cement in the hole? thanks people!
gravel will help prevent the ground underneath your platform from eroding away. 4 inches of gravel should work for you project. If you really want to try and keep the cracking and shifting to a minimum you should dig a could of piers or post holes below the frost line in your area (normally pretty deep) then pour the concrete mix in to add stability.
Q: So not too long ago I got a permanent retainer glued to the top of my teeth. My sister told me that her permanent retainer once fell off and it got me paranoid. I just go it on so the cement is relatively fresh but I rub the glue with my tongue and now I have a question... How strong is the cement? Can I eat and drink whatever or will certain foods and drinks ruin and wear the glue away? Should I brush and floss there gentler as to not wear the glue away? I hear all these stories of where the glue sometimes falls off in little chunks or something and they have to get their retainer re-glued on and so I ask how long will the glue last on my teeth before it starts to fade? Is the cement/glue strong enough to last awhile? Etc.
Whether or not it comes off is dependent on two things, really: 1: you not eating dumb things, like gum or air heads, etc. and 2: your bite. Some just do. The glue will stay as long as the bond took. Some may chip off from your bite, but there's not a lot you can do aside from being careful to stay away from foods that you are not supposed to eat. The glue can last years and years. It's the same stuff we use to cement crowns and it lasts decades. But adults don't do the same dumb stuff with their mouths that kids do.
Q: Make the yard with cement is cheaper or brick is cheaper? thanks!?
Get contractor estimates for both. Cement is a lot of manual labor, but the materials will be cheaper. Brick is the other way around. Good luck! We are in the middle of our own extensive backyard remodeling, and found that the cost of materials will vary greatly depending on your locale and how far the materials have to be transported. I'd shop around a couple local garden supply stores, and then get estimates for the labor from contractors. If you don't know the price of your materials, contractors are likely to inflate the prices if they procure them for you.
Q: There is water that seeps in when it rains hard near a pipe where the city water comes in. I already tried to use quot;Great Stuffquot; around the pipe and it didn't work. Do I just put hydraulic cement in the area around the pipe area, or do I have to do the whole wall? (Can you tell I'm a new homeowner?)
Yes. you would use hydraulic cement for that problem. You may need to make the void around the pipe larger and deeper. Make sure to read the directions on the bucket. This would be only the first in a series of projects that you would need to do to limit the possibility of water leakage. You would also need to make sure that the yard is sloped away from the house for at least five feet and make sure the gutters are working properly and draining away from the house.
Q: I've tried hosing it down, sweeping etc. Nothing seems to work. Can anyone recommend a solution for my problem?
Muriatic acid is commonly used to clean concrete. Read and heed ALL of the safety warnings on the bottle. Full face shield, long heavy duty rubber gloves, don't skip anything. The acid is nasty stuff. But it will do the job. Just follow the directions on the bottle for mixing and use. You can get it at any hardware or big box store. Alan
ARTS, is engaged in environmental art, GRC projects. Our business scope mainly includes: bridge, embankments,garden fence railings, GRC European component,GRC / EPS prefabricated building component and engineering and garden hard landscape etc. Our company has the capacity of independent mold development and GRC professional equipment manufacture.

1. Manufacturer Overview

Location Jiangsu, China
Year Established 2006
Annual Output Value Above US$ 10 Million
Main Markets 20.00% North America
15.00% South America
15.00% Eastern Europe
10.00% Southeast Asia
10.00% Northern Europe
10.00% South Asia
10.00% Western Europe
5.00% Africa
5.00% Mid East
Company Certifications ISO9001:2000;

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3. Manufacturer Capability

a) Trade Capacity
Nearest Port Lianyungang Port
Export Percentage 41% - 50%
No.of Employees in Trade Department 6-10 People
Language Spoken: English; Chinese;
b) Factory Information
Factory Size: Above 150,000 square meters
No. of Production Lines Above 10
Contract Manufacturing Design Service Offered; Buyer Label Offered
Product Price Range High; Average

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