Gypsum Pillars Making Plant

Gypsum pillars, commonly known as drywall, Gypsum pillars making plant is the technical product name used by manufacturers for a specific board with a gypsum core and a paper facing. Gypsum pillars making plant including primary crusher, secondary crusher, and finess crusher.

Gypsum pillars is the premier building material for wall, ceiling, and partition systems in residential, institutional, and commercial structures and is designed to provide a monolithic surface when joints and fastener heads are covered with a joint treatment system.

One principal advantage of gypsum pillars over plywood, hardboard, and fiberboard is its strong fire resistance. Gypsum pillars making plant also provide sound control, economy, versatility, quality, and convenience.

The primary crusher is a core crusher, which takes material down to <250mm. From there the gypsum goes out from the working area via a series of six conveyors and two further crushers, which reduces the material to <63mm. There is around 3km of out-bound conveyors in total in the mine.

At that point we were ramping up to produce 1Mt/yr of gypsum pillars making plant but could only put out 0.8Mt/yr with that system, even when running 24/7. That is the situation at the moment but it can change. We want to be in the best possible shape when there is a resurgence in demand for natural gypsum.