Adhesives
AD 501
Standard adhesive, type C1, for gluing of ceramic wall tiles and floor tiles with higher absorption capacity in internal environments
AD 505
Frost-resistant adhesive, type C1T, for gluing of ceramic wall tiles and floor tiles with higher absorption capacity in internal environments
AD 510 PLUS
Frost-resistant modified adhesive, type C1TE, for gluing of all types of wall tiles and floor tiles in internal environments
AD 520
Highly modified adhesive, type C2T, for gluing of all types of ceramic tiles in internal and external environments
AD 530
Flexible adhesive, type C2TES1, for gluing of all types of ceramic wall tiles and floor tiles in internal and external environments
AD 540
Quick-setting, flexible and flowing adhesive, type C2FE, with 100% wettability, for gluing of all large-format floor tiles in internal and external environments
AD 570
Highly treated hyperflexible adhesive, type C2TE, with a hight value of lateral deformation, for gluing of all types of ceramic wall tiles and floor tiles on problematic bases in internal and external environments
AD 509 PLUS
White modified adhesive, type C1TE, for mosaic and small-format wall tiles and floor tiles in internal environments
AD 550
Flexible white adhesive, type C2TES1, for mosaic and small-format ceramic wall tiles and floor tiles in internal and external environments
AD 580
Quick-setting modified adhesive, type C1FT, for gluing of all types of ceramic wall tiles and floor tiles in internal environments
AD 590
Quick-setting white flexible adhesive, type C2FTES1, with increased ability of lateral deformation, intended for gluing on all types of facing in internal environments
AD 600
Highly treated quick-setting hyperflexible adhesive, type C2FTS2, with a high value of lateral deformation, suitable mainly for gluing of floor tiles on problematic bases in internal and external environments
AD 321
Two-component frost-resistant adhesive, type R2T, from hardenable resins, suitable mainly for ceramic wall tiles and floor tiles in chemically aggressive internal and external environments