What is Dry Mortar?
Earlier mortars were produced by masons or plasterers directly at the building site. This method could not provide for the constant quality of mortars. To guarantee the constant quality, dry mortars are nowadays factory produced and pre-mixed, and delivered to the building site in bags and silos. After mixing with water directly at the building site, dry mortars are immediately ready to use. Advantages of dry mortars Since dry mortars are pre-mixed at the plant, any dosing and mixing errors can be excluded. This is a guarantee for the production of top-quality products. Since mortars can be applied both manually and mechanically, construction process becomes more rational. Dry mortars can be produced for various specific applications. Application of dry mortars of dry mortars In order to be ready to use, dry mortars must be mixed with water directly at the building site. This can be made both manually and with continuous mixers. Mechanical processing of dry mortars, e.g. with the help
EuroMix is a range of dry concrete, mortars, renders, floor screeds and repair mortars, factory produced using dried sand, cement, lime (if required), pigments and other additives. Please download our Material Safety Datasheet for further information on material handling. Material is delivered to site in 25 kg bags, 1 tonne bags or a silo complete with mixing equipment. When delivered, the silo contains 16 tonnes of dry material which produces about 10 cubic metres of mortar. It can hold up to 35 tonnes when refilled by tanker. Once power and water supplies are connected, a constant supply of high product is available at the push of a button. Since its development in Germany over 40 years ago, dry mortar in transportable silos has become the dominant means of supplying mortar in many countries and it has proved its reliability under the toughest site conditions throughout Europe. Utilising our knowledge and experience built up through years of providing major construction companies, CP
Mortar is the substance used to join bricks when constructing a wall. Dry mortar is made up of the raw materials needed to make a substance that can be used to make a strong brick wall. This product has become increasingly popular in recent years, as contractors are no longer responsible for the quality of the mortar. The manufacturer of the dry mortar product is the one who bears it instead. Dry mortar is made from the following raw materials: • sand • limestone powder • cement • hydrated lime Other materials may be added into the dry mortar mix depending on its intended application. Dry mortar can be used for a number of projects, including those using concrete blocks instead of bricks. This product can also be used for the following applications: • interior and exterior stucco • filler • adhesive for tiles • repairing plaster • stucco repair When bricks are being used on a construction site, the dry mortar compound is mixed with water shortly before use. The dry mortar compound is d
