Bonding concrete
A bond that suits the concrete work
When bonding concrete, it’s not just about strength. The joint between the parts determines which type of adhesive is needed. For tightly fitting surfaces, a liquid product may be suitable. Uneven surfaces, on the other hand, call for a gap-filling adhesive that stays in place.
Epoxy and polyurethane adhesives are suitable for concrete bonds and combinations with other materials. Processing time and curing temperature affect the end result. For vertical applications, we recommend a thixotropic adhesive that won’t sag. Does the bond need to perform outdoors or come into contact with water regularly? Then we also factor temperature and water resistance into the product selection. That’s why we look in advance at the application and the conditions on site.
Concrete adhesives are used, among other things, for:
- bonding precast concrete elements, such as sills and lintels
- repairing cracks or holes
- bonds with metal, stone, wood, or tiles
- mounting heavy components on a concrete floor
Our specialists are happy to help you determine the right concrete adhesive and application method.
