Classification and characteristics of ready-mixed mortar

Ready-mixed mortar can be divided into wet mortar and dry mortar. Wet-mixed mortar and dry-mixed mortar have their own characteristics, which are introduced respectively below.

Wet mixed mortar

Wet-mixed mortar is a wet-mixed mixture made by mixing all components including water. It can be directly used in the construction site, but it needs to be used up before the mortar sets, and the longest storage time is no more than 24 hours. Wet mixed mortar includes wet mixed masonry mortar, wet mixed plastering mortar, wet mixed ground mortar and wet mixed waterproof mortar.

Dry mixed mortar

Dry-mixed mortar is a dry-mixed mixture made by uniformly mixing dry materials, which is supplied in bulk or in bags. Mortar needs to be mixed with water or supporting liquid at the construction site before use. Dry-mixed mortar has a long storage period, usually 3 months or 6 months. Dry-mixed mortar includes dry-mixed masonry mortar, dry-mixed plastering mortar, dry-mixed ground mortar and dry-mixed common waterproof mortar.