Grouting Materials

ASFG Super Fine Cementitious Grout is a cement-based grouting material with sub-nanometer particles. It is light-grey powder mainly consisting of CaO, SiO2, Al2O3, Fe2O3, together with other inorganic substances such as SO3, MgO, etc.

The particles of ASFG are much finer than those of normal cement. The super fine cement slurry shows excellent fluidity, permeability and great compressive strength. ASFG is wildly used for reinforcement and leakage blocking, especially in complex geology and narrow areas. It comes in 4 types of different fineness: ASFG-6000, ASFG-7000, ASFG-8000 and ASFG-9000.

APUG-O Hydrophobic Polyurethane Grout is an oil-based PU material that foams when it meets water and forms an insoluble foamed substance with certain strength properties. It is used to quickly seal cracks and block water leakage.

APUG-H Hydrophilic Polyurethane Grout uses water as a crosslinking agent. It reacts with water and expands rapidly to fill voids and cracks. It is widely used for leakage repair, plugging, and grouting.

ANSG Non-Shrink Cementitious Grout is a non-shrink, high strength, cement grout that expands to ensure seamless joint, counteracting the shrinkage that general cementitious grout has. It is light-grey powder mainly consisting of Portland cement, together with several admixtures and additives that enhance performance.

ANSG can fill voids completely and has been widely used to stabilize and anchor. The product comes in various types to meet different grouting demands.