AAC blocks are made from a precise mix of fly ash, cement, lime, gypsum and a tiny quantity of aluminium powder. When the mix reacts, the aluminium powder releases hydrogen gas, creating millions of microscopic air pockets that make the material light and thermally efficient.
The mixture is poured into large moulds, allowed to rise, cut into precise block sizes with wire, and then cured theat high pressure in an autoclave. The result is a strong, dimensionally accurate, fire-resistant block that weighs a fraction of a traditional clay brick wall.
At KLAVETEK, our facility in Malda, West Bengal produces AAC blocks in five thicknesses — 100mm, 125mm, 150mm, 200mm and, 250mm —— engineered for internal partitions through to industrial external walls.

