Boron Products

Cellulose Ether (CE): Widely utilized in construction materials, cellulose ether, derived from natural cellulose sources, serves as a versatile additive. Its thickening and binding properties enhance the workability and cohesion of various products, including paints, adhesives, and dry-mix mortars. Additionally, CE improves water retention and provides better sag resistance, contributing to the durability and stability of finished constructions.

Vinyl Acetate-Ethylene (VAE): VAE polymers find extensive applications in adhesives, coatings, and construction materials. Offering excellent adhesive strength and flexibility, VAE enhances the performance of tile adhesives, paints, and caulks. Its low VOC (volatile organic compound) content makes it an environmentally friendly choice for indoor applications, ensuring safer and healthier living spaces.

Redispersible Polymer Powder (RDP): RDP, a free-flowing powder obtained through spray drying of VAE emulsions, plays a crucial role in cement-based building materials. Acting as a binder, RDP improves cohesion, adhesion, and flexibility in tile adhesives, grouts, and self-leveling compounds. Its water retention properties aid in reducing cracking and improving workability, leading to high-quality, durable constructions.

Concrete Fiber: Reinforcing concrete with fibers enhances its strength, toughness, and crack resistance. Various types of fibers, including steel, polypropylene, and glass, are used depending on the specific requirements of the project. Polypropylene fibers offer corrosion resistance and are widely used in industrial floors, shotcrete, and precast elements. On the other hand, steel fibers provide excellent structural reinforcement in tunnel linings, bridge decks, and pavements. Glass fibers contribute to lightweight and high-strength concrete applications, such as architectural panels and facades.​