SIDLEYCHEM is participating in the 2023 Saudi Coatings Exhibition 13-15 FEBRUARY 2023 DHAHRAN EXPO, DAMMAM, SAUDI ARABIA Sidley Chemical Co., Ltd Stand No – 3E19 Saudi Arabia Coatings Show 2023 As a global supplier of cellulose ether products, SIDLEYCHEM devotes to the application development and product promotion of mortars and coating additives, providing customers with.. read more →

The use of the new VINNAPAS redispersible polymer powder modified dry powder tile adhesive has a remarkable technical and economic effect. China’s building ceramics production ranks first in the world, with an annual output of 2 billion square meters. If 5% of the application of thin-coated tile adhesive, according to the need for tile rubber 4kg.. read more →

According to the activity of fine filler used in dry mix mortar, it can be divided into two kinds- active filler and inert filler. The active filler is made from natural mineral material or industrial waste residue, which can be directly used or pre-milled. It is a kind of fine powder material directly mixed into.. read more →

17 Apr 2019
April 17, 2019

Main Types of Tile Adhesive

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Drymix mortar for thin layer tiling has often to meet various technical requirements, such as good performance, good water retention, long open and adjustment time at high temperature, and good anti-sliding properties, etc. On the basis of the base to be tiled(such as concrete surface, brick structure, lime-cement plastering primer, plaster, wood, old tile surface,.. read more →

17 Apr 2019
April 17, 2019

The advantage of dry-mixed mortar

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Dry-mixed mortar or dry mortar is made of cement, sand, mineral and functional additives, mixing together proportionally. It is often in powder or granule form pre-mixed in special factory and transported to construction site. After stirring with adequate amount of water, it can be used directly. There are usually two kinds of dry mortars- normal type.. read more →

26 Dec 2018
December 26, 2018

Aggregate for dry mix mortar

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Aggregate is one of the most important constituent materials of dry-mixed mortar. It mainly acts as skeleton and reduces the volume change caused by hygroexpansion during setting and hardening, and also as an inexpensive filler for cementitious materials. There are natural and artificial aggregates depending on its source- natural kind such as gravel, pebbles, pumice,.. read more →

26 Dec 2018
December 26, 2018

Lime

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Lime is the first nonhydraulic cementitious material used in construction. Due to its rich raw materials, simple production equipment and low-cost, it is still widely used in construction projects. The raw material for lime is mainly rock which mainly contains calcium carbonate. The most commonly used raw material is limestone, in addition to dolomite and.. read more →

26 Dec 2018
December 26, 2018

Gypsum

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Gypsum is an inorganic air-hardening cementitious material, mainly consisting of calcium sulphate. Using gypsum materials and relevant products have great significance for saving building materials resources and improving the technical level of building materials. Production cost, Raw material consumption, construction technology requirements and equipment costs are low and production efficiency is high. Gypsum materials have.. read more →

30 Nov 2018
November 30, 2018

Decorative cement

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Decorative cement   Decorative cement, including white cement and colored cement, is mainly used for architectural decoration projects and can be made into color mortar, or prepare a variety of white or colored concrete. Compared with materials, it has many advantages like easy to apply and shape, low cost, good environmental protection and durability. White.. read more →

30 Nov 2018
November 30, 2018

Sulphoaluminate cement

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Sulphoaluminate cement   Sulphoaluminate cement is a kind of special cement invented by China. It is a kind of hydraulic cementing materials which main mineral contents are anhydrous calcium sulphoaluminate and β-calcium silicate, made from raw materials like limestone, alumina and gypsum, through high temperature calcinations which is usually under 1300-1350 °C, adding different proportions.. read more →