Fly ash, water, quicklime, cement, aluminum powder, and gypsum are the main constituents. The cement strength achieves the block hardness, and autoclaving provides a quick curing mechanism. Gypsum is a long-term strength builder. The chemical reaction caused by the aluminum paste gives AAC its distinctive porous structure, lightness, and insulating qualities, which distinguishes it from other lightweight concrete materials. When compared to ordinary bricks, the finished product is a lighter block with comparable strengths.

AAC is a time-tested substance. AAC blocks are employed in a variety of commercial, industrial, and residential applications around the world. When compared to red bricks, AAC blocks have more strength, better thermal insulation, and exceptional sound absorption and vibration resistance. Because of the lightweight and easy workability of the AAC product, it is very quick to install on site and move with minimum breakage.

AAC Block contains no harmful chemicals and emits no odors. Its manufacture, administration, and disposal do not pose any health or environmental problems. Its manufacturing technique generates non-toxic gases.