The development of dry mortar has changed many times since its inception. In the 1960s and early 1970s, the dry powder mortar factory in Europe adopted a horizontal process, which arranged the raw material warehouse one by one on the ground. The raw materials were first stored in the silos through the lifting equipment, and.. read more →
Basic Situation of European Dry Mortar In the 1950s and 1960s in Europe, especially in Germany, the demand for the new building materials and technologies in the construction industry grew rapidly, but due to labor shortage at that time(especially the lack of experienced skilled workers), labor costs were very expensive. The construction period has.. read more →
1. Introduction Factory-made mortars have been mostly implemented as masonry renderings, fixing tiles, self-levelling floors and so on. When mortar is applied on substrate, water may be absorbed by the substrate. This phenomenon can induce insufficient hydration of cement, and thus decrease mechanical properties of the mortar. Water retention capacity of a mortar is thus.. read more →
A cement mortar dry mix essentially comprises of cement, aggregates, resin and a hardener in a single mixture. The hardener is generally present as the reaction product of the hardener with either an organic acid or a functional derivative of it. Dry mix mortar technology is gaining predominant recognition in Europe due to its efficiency.. read more →
Types and Basic Selection Principles for Dry mix mortar Additives Types for Dry mix mortar Additives Dry mix mortar additive is actually a special additive that can significantly improve the performance of Dry mix mortar and meet different engineering quality requirements and construction conditions. According to different functional requirements of the product, different additives are.. read more →