Non Shrink Grout Admixture

Grout is a mixture of aggregate, water, and Portland cement, and is typically used in construction and other types of building. When grout is mixed with water, the mixture starts to harden, and the cement starts to set up. This sets up a strong matrix that can be used to hold any material together. When water is added to grout, it is mixed with the cement and the mixture starts to set up. This process continues until the mixture is thick enough to be considered a paste.