China is experiencing rapid economic development and urbanization, with new building area reaching 1.6 to 2 billion m² annually. Building energy efficiency has become a key focus of China's energy-saving efforts. As the pace of urbanization accelerates, the number of buildings is increasing: the total existing building area exceeds 40 billion m², and it is expected that an additional 30 billion m² will be added by 2030. 99% of existing buildings are non-energy-efficient, and with the country's strong emphasis on building thermal insulation and energy-saving, they require energy-saving renovations. Due to the light weight, significant energy-saving effects, minimal damage to building structures, cost reduction, and the ability to maintain usability during renovations, external wall insulation systems have become the primary method for building energy efficiency. Similarly, the surface layer of the external insulation system requires materials for protection and decoration, which should be flexible, well-compatible with the insulation system, and have excellent breathability. In the past, the market lacked products that excelled in performance, cost, and environmental protection. With the further development of China's economic buildings, exterior wall decorative materials have made significant advancements in recent years, increasingly becoming an important indicator of a nation's standard of living. MCM ceramic tiles, as a type of new exterior decorative material, not only serve for special occasions and decorative requirements on both interior and exterior walls but also are an important component of both protection and decoration for exterior walls.
Technical Description:
Ternady Soft Porcelain, produced primarily from non-metallic industrial tailings, construction waste, stone powder, and natural colored sand, undergoes a multi-step process of drying, ball milling, sorting, and modification. It is then shaped into form using 3D molding technology at a curved temperature.
The production process of Tenady's soft ceramic is pollution-free and zero-emission, with materials that are recyclable. It is a new type of green building material that saves energy, protects the environment, and reduces carbon emissions, boasting a broad market prospect and positive social ecological benefits.
