PLASTER

Calcium sulfate is naturally or unnaturally hydrous and is found in several crystalline forms that are found in the earth’s solid crust reserves and earth’s liquid that cannot be removed in the form of relatively thick and thick crusts that are extracted and used from the earth’s core.

After the gypsum stone is extracted from the mine, like lime, they are taken to the furnace and heated to a temperature of nearly 180 degrees Celsius so that some of the water molecules lose their crystallization and become plaster that can be used as building and molding materials.

Plaster packing methods include ordinary sacks, polypropylene bags, laminate envelopes, waterproof Idistar envelopes, paper envelopes, jumbo bags, and one and a half bags.