Features |
Advantages |
Benefits |
Thin joints |
- Reduces overall jointing material requirement
- Reduces storage requirement
- Reduced seepage in comparison to conventional method
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- Cost is reduced
- Results in savings on site storage space and handling
- Protects valuable points on walls
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Semi-premix |
- Only water needs to be added before application
- Easy application
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- No need to procure different materials
- No need to maintain ratio of entire mix
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Self-curing properties |
Water curing is not required after application |
- Saves water
- Saves time
- Save labour cost
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Slow initial setting mortar |
- More time for block levelling
- Low Initial heat of hydration
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Better workmanship is possible |
Strength designed to suit Fly Ash Blocks (Aerated Autoclaved) |
Provides higher Compressive and Tensile Adhesion strength |
Better wall strength and long term durability is possible |
Higher coverage in comparison to conventional mortar |
- Reduces overall material requirement
- Increased work output
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Cost and time savings |
Technical assistance |
Our technical representatives provide you with services like sampling of products, doing site audits and are available for technical assistance |
Higher construction efficiency |
Consists of materials that are non-hazardous |
Health safety for masons |
Resulting in hygiene and healthy |
No raking required |
Raking of the joints or “U" grooving of the joints are not required before plastering |
Saves time and manpower |