Industrial Grouts

Precision epoxy and cementitious grouts for machinery bases, anchoring and structural work.

1 · What are you grouting?

Machine & equipment basesAnchor boltsDeep poursRapid turnaroundChemical exposureUnderwater & marinePile jacketsHigh temperature
Base EpoxyCement

2 · Pour dimensions

We add a 10% waste allowance. Each product page lists its yield per bag or kit.

Your requirement

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Pick an application and enter pour dimensions; the products below update to match.

Epoxy or cementitious?

Choose epoxy for dynamic or high-torque machinery (crushers, compressors, mills), chemical exposure, or when you need maximum strength and creep resistance. Epoxy grouts reach 12,000 to 19,000 psi, bond to steel and concrete, and tolerate vibration that breaks down cement grout.

Choose cementitious for static baseplates, columns, anchor bolts and general structural work. Non-shrink cement grouts cost far less per cubic foot, mix with water only, and meet ASTM C1107 for precision support. For most one-off baseplates they are the practical choice.

Common questions

How much grout do I need?

Multiply length x width x depth of the pour in inches and divide by 1,728 to get cubic feet, then add about 10% for waste. The calculator above does the math; each product page lists yield per bag or kit.

What does non-shrink mean?

A non-shrink grout is formulated to expand slightly as it cures so it never pulls away from the baseplate. Look for ASTM C1107 compliance, which verifies the grout holds positive expansion from placement through final set.

Do I need epoxy grout for a crusher or mill?

For equipment with high torque, vibration or shock loads, epoxy grout is the standard choice. It resists the edge loading and fatigue that degrade cementitious grout under dynamic equipment, and most OEMs specify it for crushers, mills and compressors.

How fast can I get material?

In-stock products ship from the warehouse in 1 to 2 business days. Lead-time items are quoted on request. For large pours we can quote full-pallet freight; use the shipping estimator on any product page.

Can you help me pick a grout?

Yes. Send the equipment type, baseplate size, pour depth and any spec requirements (ASTM C1107, API 610) through the contact page or call us, and we will confirm the right product and quantity from the manufacturer data.

Every grout listed here is a current production product from its manufacturer, with the technical data sheet linked on the product page. Strength figures are the manufacturer's published 28-day values at fluid consistency unless noted. If your specification calls for a grade, consistency or placement method not shown, contact us and we will confirm suitability against the datasheet before you order.