Collection: Epoxy Grouts & Anchors

Epoxy grout is a distinct type of precision grouting material. Unlike traditional grouts, it doesn't rely on cement as a binder or require water during the mixing process. Instead, it's formulated from pigments, epoxy resin, silica fillers, and a hardener. This unique composition gives epoxy grout its rapid strength and durability, making it a preferred choice for applications demanding high performance.

There are several advantages to opting to use epoxy grouts over cementitious. One of the standout features of epoxy grout is its rapid strength and precision abilities. This makes it an excellent choice for structures in high-traffic areas or environments where durability and resistance to mechanical stress or chemicals is needed. Additionally, unlike many cementitious grouts, there's no need to seal epoxy grout due to its non-porous nature, making them ideal for chemical and marine environments as they can resist corrosive effects. 

Epoxy grouts are utilised to fill voids under machines and other structural elements, ensuring they maintain their original level and alignment. This is due to epoxy grout acting as a load transfer material- filling the space between the machine base and the foundation, ensuring effective bearing areas are free of air bubbles and voids. This is crucial for equipment and machinery that have precise alignment tolerances or require uniform support. 

Epoxy grouts are compatible with concrete, tile and stone, metal and wood, making them a versatile solution for a wide range of industrial and commercial applications such as bridges, manufacturing facilities, marine environments, and home renovations. They can be used to repair concrete as they create strong, reliable bonds compatible with high-load structures. Their durability, high strength properties and resistance to water and chemicals make them a versatile choice for applications requiring long-lasting performance and dependability.