Block fix

AERO CONCHEM LLP – Elevate Your Masonry with Superior Block Fix Solutions

Masonry construction demands precision, strength, and reliability. AERO CONCHEM LLP offers a comprehensive range of high-quality Block fix solutions meticulously formulated to enhance the durability, aesthetics, and longevity of your masonry projects. Whether you’re constructing walls, pavements, or other masonry structures, our Block fix products are engineered to provide exceptional bonding strength, long-lasting performance, and impeccable results.

This mortar cum adhesive is specially designed to provide stronger, durable bonding between the blocks with optimum adhesive strength.

 FEATURES AND BENEFITS of Block fix

• Uniform and consistent quality
• High tensile adhesion for good bonding strength
• No shrinkage cracks at joints
• Ready for subsequent application
• Replacement for conventional cement and sand mortar
• Thin bed joints and less material consumption

ECONOMICAL: 

• Save substantial cost compared to conventional mortar.
• Saves time- eliminates lengthy and cumbersome process of site mixing.

AREA OF APPLICATION

• It is recommended masonry wall preparation by joining all type of AAC blocks, fly ash bricks.

METHOD OF APPLICATION

• Prepare the surface before the POWERFIX BLOCK FIX application by removing oil, bond inhabiting agents, dirt, dust and laitance.

• The cleaning can be carried out with suitable methods by using wire brush, water jetting, mopping, etc,

• Wet the blocks, bricks, concrete blocks before application of POWERFIX BLOCK FIX to avoid abrupt absorption of water from material.

• POWERFIX BLOCK FIX requires 25% of water by weight of material.
• Mix POWERFIX BLOCK FIX to the measured quantity of water using mechanical stirring for 2-3 minutes to ensure a consistency free of lumps.

APPLICATION

• It is recommended to apply POWERFIX BLOCK FIX with notch trowels for attaining uniform thickness of 3 mm consistently.
• Avoid using POWERFIX BLOCK FIX in watery consistency (slurry form) to avoid generation of air pockets between the AAC blocks and development of cracks.