GK60 omnifix
Construction adhesives
White adhesive mortar for fast construction and ceramic interior wall bricks.
Characteristic product properties
- For supporting and non-supporting structures.
- Summer and winter types.
- Indoor and outdoor.
Applications
For use as an adhesive when laying cellular concrete blocks on supporting and non-supporting structures. For new buildings and renovation work, indoor and outdoor use. The adhesive’s curing time is specially designed for the material that you wish to lay, so that optimum adhesion can be obtained. The white colour of GK60 omnifix adhesive gives it a very subtle appearance between the blocks after they have been laid, which is especially important if you need to apply a thin layer of coating at a later stage. The adhesive is based on white Portland cement, so that you can obtain increased compressive strength more rapidly and the “winter” type can be applied equally quickly in wet and cold periods (autumn/winter). Do not use on a frozen or thawing surface; for 24 hours after application protect against frost.
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What different types of glue are there?
There are 3 types of glue, each with their own characteristic properties. They are all standardized within the European standard EN 12004.
- Cement-based powder tile adhesive (C)
- Dispersion glue (D)
- Reaction glue (R)
How long does the mixed glue last in the tub?
This is the pot life, which is usually between 2 and 4 hours. Attention! With fast-hardening adhesives this is only 20-30 minutes.
Why should I use an admixture?
Naturally, we design our products with a specific application and performance in mind. However, a specific situation in your project may require additional performance or properties. With our admixtures, you can enhance products yourself in terms of water resistance, flexibility, or impact sensitivity.