Furan Resin Mortar/Grout is a reliable and versatile solution for chemical-resistant masonry applications. Its unique properties make it suitable for a wide range of industries, providing protection against corrosive chemicals and physical wear.

What makes resin mortars a better choice, and what’s the difference between a one-part and two-part resin mortar. Why are two-part mortars regarded as better? How should they be used, and when should they be avoided?

A high-density, multi-component, fast-curing, PMMA resin-based mortar. Pro Mortar is a two-component kit consisting of Pro Mortar Resin, and Pro Mortar Aggregate. Once mixed, Pro Mortar can be catalyzed with four bags of Pro Catalyst to initiate cure.

We offer a variety of mortar types and formulations to service the needs of most process environments from strong acid to high temperature. Get superior chemical resistance and excellent strength retention up to 375°F (191°C) with Knight Materials' two-component mortar.

Sika® Repair-EP is a thixotropic, two-component, repair, filling, sealing and forming mortar, based on a combination of epoxy resins with refined quartz fillers. Fast cure. Suitable for dry and damp concrete surfaces.

Three-component, 100% solids epoxy mortar system for installation where chemical resistance, impact resistance and high-strength are a necessity. Non-sag and non-slump for large format tiles on floors and walls.

ROMEX offers multiple solutions for creating resilient and permeable hardscapes. We provide resin-based jointing mortars, paver base bedding mortars and gravel-binding products that all provide water-permeable properties for bound and unbound paving assemblies.

Unlike poly or wet sand, you can apply this resin jointing compound on your driveway! You can redo your patio easily and have it last 20+ years!

Solution: You can repair spalls, broken joints and other defects cost-effectively by making a mortar with epoxy resin and specially blended oven-dried sand. This method is great also for repairing precast and cast-in-place concrete damaged by weather, abuse, or transport and handling of precast elements.

You can easily mix epoxy repair mortar yourself. All you need is our solvent-free ECO epoxy resin, which you then mix with eight to ten parts of an absolutely dry quartz sand mixture. You can obtain this at a reasonable price from your local hardware store.