MGO cement’s unique characteristics make it inherently suited for prefabricated construction, solving critical challenges faced by contractors, architects, and developers worldwide.

- Density ranges from 1.6–1.8 g/cm³, 30–40% lighter than traditional concrete, reducing transportation and assembly costs.
- 28-day compressive strength reaches up to 110 MPa, with flexural strength of 20 MPa—outperforming Portland cement and gypsum board.
- Ideal for prefabricated panels and modules, as its strength supports structural loads while minimizing weight for easy on-site assembly.
- Achieves A1-class non-combustible rating, with a fire resistance limit of up to 4 hours—critical for prefabricated buildings’ safety compliance.
- Releases no toxic fumes or harmful gases during combustion, meeting global safety standards for residential, commercial, and public buildings.
- Widely used in fire-rated partitions, floor slabs, and fire doors for prefabricated projects (trusted by over 300 fire door manufacturers in Hong Kong alone).
- Production energy consumption is 30% lower than traditional cement, cutting carbon emissions significantly.
- Contains no formaldehyde, VOCs, or harmful additives—aligning with LEED, BREEAM, and other global green building certifications.
- Enables carbon reduction in prefabricated projects (e.g., Chongqing No.13 People’s Hospital project achieved 3.3% carbon emission reduction).
- Low water absorption (<5%), maintaining structural integrity even in humid environments (bathrooms, basements, coastal areas).
- Resists corrosion, mold, and termite infestation, with a service life of over 50 years—twice that of gypsum board.
Performs well in wet-dry cycle tests, with mass loss rate as low as 3.2%, making it suitable for prefabricated buildings in harsh climates.
MGO cement’s adaptability makes it a versatile solution for various prefabricated building components, streamlining construction and enhancing performance.
- Integrates insulation, soundproofing, and fire resistance in one component—eliminating the need for multiple materials.
- Lightweight panels enable fast assembly: a prefabricated villa can be fully installed in 1–2 days, saving 60% labor compared to traditional construction.
- Example: Australian steel-structured villas use 9mm-thick MGO cement panels that withstand forklift loads, replacing heavy concrete slabs.
- MGO cement permanent formwork (e.g., Magnesium Crystal Henganuo® series) eliminates 100% formwork removal and 60% scaffolding, cutting construction time by 35%.
- Reduces overall project costs by 15% through labor and material savings (adopted in Dongguan Taiwanese Business Building, a LEED Gold pre-certified project).
- Detachable and reusable, ideal for prefabricated modular structures like emergency medical facilities, exhibition halls, and worker dormitories.
- Singapore Woodlands General Hospital’s epidemic prevention center used MGO cement panels to quickly build 450 modular units.
- Resists natural disasters (earthquakes, hurricanes) due to its lightweight and high toughness, minimizing collapse risks.
- Used in prefabricated fire partitions, stairwell enclosures, and exterior cladding for coastal projects (e.g., Hong Kong International Airport Third Runway’s sea-facing walls).
Passes 4-hour fire resistance tests, meeting strict safety requirements for prefabricated commercial and public buildings (e.g., Macau Off-Island Medical Complex).

Real-world applications demonstrate MGO cement’s reliability and value for prefabricated construction across continents.