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Taming the Force

Movement in walls or floors produces powerful shear forces in the tile adhesive bed. They can destroy the adhesive bond, causing damage to the affected tiles. Our video of the impact bending test demonstrates how polymer-modified tile adhesives can help to prevent this.

As little as 2% of VINNAPAS® dispersible polymer powder can significantly reduce tile damage caused by shear forces.

Watch our video to see how a varying concentration of VINNAPAS® affects the flexibility of the tile adhesives, minimizing tile damage and increasing the longevity of tiled surfaces.

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