Our Range
| Category | Typical Contents |
|---|---|
| Bonding Agents | Epoxy, acrylic and SBR based — for concrete-to-concrete and concrete-to-plastering bonding |
| Structural Strengthening | High-performance, corrosion-resistant pultruded carbon fibre plates, high-strength glass fibre and injection systems |
| Grouts & Anchoring | Epoxy resin grout, polyester and cementitious grouts, epoxy-acrylate based, polyester resin anchoring grout |
| Grouting Equipment | Pressure grouting machines (manual and mechanical operating pumps) |
| Injection Equipment | PU injection machine and packers (single component and two-component) |
Common Questions
What's the difference between bonding agents and grouts?
Bonding agents create adhesion between old and new concrete or plaster surfaces before a fresh pour. Grouts fill voids, gaps or anchor points — they're used to bed equipment, fill cracks by injection, or secure anchor bolts. Most repair jobs use both at different stages.
When is carbon fibre strengthening used?
Carbon fibre plates and glass fibre systems are used to increase the load-bearing capacity of existing beams, slabs or columns without adding significant weight or reducing usable space — common in retrofitting and structural upgrades.
Do you supply the equipment as well as the material?
Yes — we stock pressure grouting machines and PU injection machines and packers alongside the grout and resin materials, so your crew has everything needed for crack injection and anchoring on site.
We can help specify the right product
Share your repair scope — crack injection, retrofitting, or anchoring — and we'll recommend the right materials and equipment.