It is a powder composed of crushed quartz particles based on mineral fillers. After being mixed into mortar, it significantly increases adhesion. It also has high resistance and stability against acids and bases. It has a hardness of 7 on the Mohs scale and a specific gravity of 2.65 kg/l. It is produced in four types: super-premium, micronized (or flour-like), fine-grained, and sugar-like.
High resistance and stability
Against acids and bases
Having a hardness of 7 on the Mohs scale
Super premium, micronized, sugar-like, and fine-grained
Without impurities
After mixing with liquids or solids
Resistant to impact and abrasion
Cost Reduction
Enhancement of mechanical strength and ductility after mixing with liquids and solids, increased thermal resistance, improved quality, reduced final material cost, increased adhesion coefficient, and high resistance to impact and abrasion
It is used in all fields of the construction industry, including facade construction, blockwork, production of various mortars and concrete, production of concrete flooring, production of epoxy flooring, sandblasting, cementing, and more. Its types include:
This product is used to fill extremely fine pores on the surface of concrete and mortar, increase the adhesion coefficient, and significantly reduce permeability. It is utilized in combination with waterproofing adhesive and Z90 resin to create the mortar used in the insulation layer (Method 222). Additionally, it can be combined with B70 mortar adhesive and additive to produce the mastic for the insulation layer’s substrate.
It has common properties with super premium silica, but differs in that its grain size is coarser and its purity percentage is lower.
It is used to create a rough bonding surface and increase the adhesion coefficient in areas where tiles, ceramics, stones, etc., are directly installed on the insulation layer.
For every square meter, 1 kilogram
Two units of silica SI30 + one unit of cement
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No, cement is required for making cement mortars
They are a suitable substitute for stone powder in cement mortars or slurries.
Silicas have higher purity, greater adhesion coefficient, and finer particle size, requiring no sieving and are directly ready for use.
They are made of mineral fillers and crushed quartz stone.
Creating a rough bonding surface and increasing the adhesion coefficient in areas that require tiling or ceramic work.
For every square meter, 1 kilogram
Two units of silica and one unit of cement
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