Conbond : (Concrete Adhesive) : A single component polymer based concrete adhesive used for repairing eroded concrete structures by providing 100% monolithic bond between new and old surf. It has got high adhesion power to any kind of surfaces. It eliminates the use of fiber/wire mesh. It is also used for following works. Repairing cracked masonry and joint between brick masonry and RCC members (requiring no chicken mesh or fiber mesh). Bonding new concrete to old Set concrete. Jacketing and grouting masonry or RCC Structure. Effective as an adhesive on non

Hot Melt Sealants The terms Hot Melt Sealants and adhesives are often used interchangeably since some formulations actually provide both functions. Sealants are generally chosen for their ability to fill gaps and resist relative movement of the substrates. Sealants are generally used as a barrier or a means of protection. In this way, sealants are used to exclude dust, dirt, moisture, and chemicals or to contain a liquid or gas. They are also often used as a coating to protect a surface or an article. They can exclude noise and vibration, improve appearance, and perform a joining functio

FD-3000 can be directly used for the high strength adhesion of the glass and the body of the automobile. Appearance : Black Cream Surface Dry Time（min) : 20-60 Solidifying Rate（mm/24h）: ≥3.2 Density（g/cm3）: 1.2±0.05 Viscosity（g/min）: 20-40 Solid Content（%）: 95 Hardness（HA）: ≥45 Breaking Strength（Mpa）: ≥6.0 Breaking Elongation（%）: ≥450 Shearing Strength（Mpa）: ≥3.0 Tearing Strength（Mpa）: ≥15

Dextrin Dextrin are starch converted products primarily used in of carbon paper manufacturing, tube manufacturer, corrugated boxes, book-binding. Yellow Dextrin White dextrin is prepared by heating dry starch in the presence of an acid at a temperature generally below 150°C. White dextrin may also be obtained by further continuing the acid process for making thin boiling starches. White Dextrin Yellow dextrin are prepared in a similar manner but at a higher temperature and using less acid. Apart from depolymerization,a good deal of internal rearrangement occurs w