Japanese technology, engineered and made in India. Behind every bag is polymer chemistry, a fussy lab and a testing regime that treats “strong enough” as a personal insult.
Our formulations draw on Japanese material science — the obsessive, tolerance-of-nothing kind. Then we engineer and manufacture them here, tuned for Indian substrates, climate and site conditions.
The result: chemistry that behaves the same in a Chennai monsoon as it does on paper. Which is the whole point of chemistry, really.
Additive polymers raise adhesion and flexibility far beyond plain cement — the difference between a C1 and a C2 bond.
The adhesive stays workable longer after spreading, so tiles bed properly instead of sticking to a skinned-over surface.
Flexes to absorb movement — the key to large-format tiles, heated screeds and substrates that expand and contract.
Two- and three-part epoxy chemistry, as in Sumoxy — stain-proof, water-resistant grout classified to EN 13888.
Waterproofing polymers that stay flexible and bonded through wet-dry cycling, heat and years of weather.
Ready-mix means the formulation is dialled in at the plant, not guessed at on site. Just add water and go.
Take our S04 adhesive — classified C2TES1to EN 12004. Tap each part to see what it's telling you.
A cement-based adhesive — the workhorse base for most tile and stone fixing.
Every formulation runs a gauntlet before it earns the name — and every batch is checked before it ships.
Tensile adhesion tested to spec — the number behind C1 vs C2.
How long it stays workable (E) and whether tiles slide (T).
Ageing under water immersion and thermal swings — the S1 story.
100% of batches checked. Nothing leaves without earning the name.
