Two-component epoxy injected into the void under a debonded tile, curing it back into place — no demolition, no replacement, waterproofing intact. The formula is tuned on real floors and substrates, not only on laboratory samples.
We are a formulator and producer of epoxy systems for the tile trade — not a reseller of other people's drums.
A two-component epoxy injection resin for hollow, debonded and delaminated ceramic tiles and stone. Injected at low pressure so it fills the void instead of sitting in the drill hole; performance values are stated on the batch certificate.
Three systems: epoxy quartz-sand grout for a matte, stone-like joint; two-component gloss epoxy for kitchens and bathrooms; and polyurea grout where yellowing resistance matters most.
Your brand on the carton, your language on the label, your mixing ratio in the instruction sheet. We can adjust viscosity and cure speed for your climate before the first production run.
Also supplied: the cordless grout removal machine — 20 V brushless, 0–8 mm depth adjustment, roller-guided base and a dust-extraction shroud that takes a vacuum hose.
Formulation, mixing, filling and labelling happen in our own facility. That means a specification change is a conversation with the people who make it, not a message relayed through three intermediaries.
The resin is proven on real substrates and climates — underfloor heating zones, old cement mortar, cold rooms — and what applicators report goes straight back into the formula before the next batch ships.
Neutral or branded cartons, English and Spanish label artwork, batch certificate with every shipment, and technical guidance for your applicators. Ask us for the document set your customs broker needs.
Published application conditions, verified 2026-11-07. Full table on the product page.
| Item | Published value |
|---|---|
| Form | Two-component (A / B), mix ratio on the label |
| Injection | Low pressure, stop when resin appears at the next port |
| Application temperature | 5–35 °C |
| Light foot traffic at 25 °C | 4–6 h |
| Full cure at 25 °C | 24 h |
| Performance data | Stated on the batch certificate |
| Standard reference | JC/T 547-2017 type R; JC/T 547-2026 effective 2026-12-01 |
Recurring container volume, your own label, and a specification locked to your market.
Firms that already do tile work and want to add injection repair as a service line.
Heritage and insurance work where removing the tile is not an option.
Retail brands that need a private-label kit without building a plant.
Reference pages for importers and applicators — written so a specification, a document or an order can be checked rather than taken on trust.
How the Chinese R class relates to EN 12004 / ISO 13007, what a batch certificate proves, and the export document set.
How an enquiry becomes a loaded container: sample round, written specification, batch certificate and the export documents your broker needs.
MOQ, private label, shipping classification, natural stone, batch accountability — the questions trade buyers actually ask.
Tell us the application, tile type, substrate and expected monthly volume.
We send a sample so you can test on your own substrate and climate before committing.
Mix ratio, packaging, label artwork and carton marking agreed in writing.
Batch mixed, filled and labelled, with a batch certificate issued against the order.
Export documents prepared for your broker; loading details confirmed before dispatch.
Not sure which grade you need? Send us the tile type, substrate and the size of the area. We will tell you honestly whether injection repair is the right answer — and say so when it is not.
Send your application details and we will come back with the grade, coverage estimate and shipping options.