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Morcemcolor® Plus Flexible colors 5kg
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Morcemcolor® Plus Flexible colors 5kg

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Grouting cement for all types of ceramic tiles and joints. With this grout you can grout up to 15mm thick.

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Mortars are versatile materials used in construction to bond elements. They are made up of binders (such as cement, lime or gypsum), aggregates (sand, gravel, etc.) and water, with possible additives to improve their properties. Aggregates provide strength and stability, and the ratio of binder to aggregates defines their strength and workability.

Characteristics of the mortar:

  • Resistance
  • Durability
  • Flexibility
  • Thermal and acoustic insulation
  • Versatility
  • Ease of application
Fibra De Vidrio

Fiberglass

It is characterized by its lightness, high strength, flexibility, corrosion resistance, good thermal and electrical insulation and low cost. It is used in a wide range of applications, from construction

Lightweight, resistant, flexible, anti-corrosive, thermal and electrical insulating, economical, diverse applications.

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Línea De Rehabilitación

Rehabilitation line

Wide range of products and solutions for the repair, protection and waterproofing of concrete, brick and stone structures.

Products and solutions for repairing, protecting and waterproofing concrete, brick and stone structures.

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Cementos Cola

Glue cements

Also known as glue mortar, it is an adhesive composed of cement, aggregates and organic additives. Used to glue, bond, and seal building materials

Adhesive composed of cement and additives for bonding construction materials.

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Morteros Especiales

Special mortars

They are used in specific applications that require different properties than traditional masonry mortars. They are characterized by their high resistance, adhesion

Special mortars for specific applications: high resistance and good adhesion.

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Asfalto Para Aplicación En Frío

Asphalt for cold application

Also known as cold asphalt agglomerate, it is a mixture of mineral aggregates and modified asphalt binder that can be applied without the need for preheating.

Cold asphalt agglomerate: mixture of aggregates and binder applicable without heating.

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Rejuntado De Baldosas Cerámicas

Grouting of ceramic tiles

Crucial to finish the installation of a ceramic wall tile, both on floors and walls. Its main function is to fill the joints between the tiles, creating a smooth, uniform and waterproof surface

Crucial sealant for installation of ceramic cladding on floors and walls.

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Asphalt for cold applications

Cold asphalt is a type of asphalt mixture that is used to repair small imperfections on the surfaces of roads, streets and other pavements. The main difference from hot asphalt is that the latter needs to be applied at very high temperatures, while cold asphalt can be used directly from the container without the need to preheat it.

Cold asphalt has several advantages, among them we find:

  1. Ease of use: It can be applied directly on the surface to be repaired, filling holes, cracks or potholes quickly and easily.
  2. Versatility: It can be used on different types of pavements, such as roads, streets, sidewalks or parking lots.
  3. Durability and resistance: It is capable of withstanding temperature variations, humidity changes and the action of water and chemicals on the track.

Frequently asked questions

Cold asphalt is composed of a mixture of fine aggregates, binders, and additives, which provide it with the necessary properties for its application and durability.

Using cold asphalt is quite simple and does not require any special machinery for application. Here are the steps to follow:

  1. Surface preparation: Before applying cold asphalt, it is recommended to clean the area or leave it with minimal dust, as any debris could prevent proper adhesion, affecting the product’s lifespan.
  2. Application of cold asphalt: Cold asphalt comes in paste or emulsion form and can be used directly from the container. Use a spatula, trowel, or similar tool to apply it to the area being repaired. Make sure to completely cover holes, cracks, or potholes, and do not skimp on the asphalt, as it will need to be compacted afterwards.
  3. Compaction: Once applied, it is important to compact the asphalt to ensure adhesion and durability. Use a tamper or trowel, applying pressure on the product to make sure it is properly compacted.
  4. Leveling: If needed, use a straightedge or another tool to check that the surface is even and that there are no variations in the paved area.
  5. Drying time: This depends on the manufacturer and weather conditions, but generally, cold asphalt dries within a few hours under normal conditions.

Always remember that each manufacturer may have different specifications, so it is important to follow the product-specific recommendations.