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FILL N GLU EPOXY. DUAL-COMPONENT TINS PART A & PART B of 1L EACH.
| Net Quantity | 1 L |
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HYDAFILLO EPX 13 is an extra-clear, thixotropic epoxy adhesive designed for strong bonding and filling of marble, granite, quartz, ceramics, and natural stones. Its smooth, easy-to-apply paste provides excellent spreadability and a bright, glossy finish, suitable for both horizontal and vertical applications. Ideal for indoor and outdoor use, it resists yellowing and meets food-contact safety standards under Legislative Decree No. 29/2017. With low odour, no long-term toxicity hazards, and a LOW-VOC formulation, HYDAFILLO EPX 13 ensures safe, reliable, and high-quality performance.
REGULAR 501 is a polymer-based tile adhesive designed for installing small natural stones, ceramic tiles, precast terrazzo, and terracotta in dry indoor flooring applications.
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It can be applied on brickwork, AAC blocks, concrete surfaces, cement-based screeds/beds, and cement-plastered substrates.
It is ideal for dry internal flooring, terraces, balconies, podium decks, and residential applications.
The adhesive requires only mixing with water on-site and has a self-curing formula that reduces labour and simplifies application.
Yes. It exceeds IS 15477:2019 Type 1T, EN 12004 C1T, and ANSI A118.1 T standards, offering high shear and tensile strength.
For a 20 kg bag, use 5.5–6.5 litres of clean water and mix using a low-speed drill to achieve a smooth paste.
Grouting must be done after 24 hours, ensuring proper curing and bonding.
Approximately 5–6 m² at 3 mm thickness using a 6×6 mm notched trowel. Coverage varies based on surface and technique.
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Store the Bag in a cool, dry place (10°C–30°C), away from sunlight, moisture, and extreme temperatures. Keep it sealed until use. Shelf life is 12 months.
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Wear gloves and eye protection. In case of skin contact, wash with water; for eye exposure, rinse for 15 minutes and seek medical attention. Keep away from children.
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