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Because of its
exceptional strength and ability to cover inside area
as reinforcement only 8.9% of chrysotile fibres are
adequate to combine with cement and other raw materials.
Over 90% of asbestos fibre imports of India go into
AC sheet and pipe production.
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AC Sheets have
used in India for 70 years. Being weather proof and
corrosion resistant, these sheets are practically ageless
and maintenance free, whereas metal sheets corrode and
deteriorate with age and exposure.
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AC Sheets have
also proven to be the most cost effective, easy-to-install,
strong and durable roofing material for warehouses,
factories, low-cost housing, and practically, any structure
needing a roof. Apart from India, Russia, China, Indonesia,
Thailand and Brazil are some of the largest users of
AC Sheets.
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AC Sheets and
pipes, being corrosion and erosion-free, once properly
laid and jointed, need no maintenance or replacement.
They are also very cost effective.
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AC products,
which consume low energy in manufacture and do not in
any way deplete the natural resources, meet the needs
of the country in its developing economy in the context
of rapidly rising population and limited resources.
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AC products
are manufactured under (ISI) license strictly conforming
to the standards of Bureau of Indian Standards- IS 459/1992
for Corrugated Roofing Sheets, IS2098/ 1997 for Flat
Sheets and IS 1626 (Part 111)/1994 for Roofing Accessories. |