Engineering grouts play a critical role in ensuring the safety and stability of structural elements — transferring loads efficiently, filling voids completely, and maintaining long-term performance under the toughest conditions.

Sika’s range of high-performance cementitious and resin-based grouts are developed to meet the exacting demands of modern construction and maintenance. Whether used for machine baseplates, bridge bearings, precast elements, or rail fixings, our grouts deliver proven performance, consistent quality, and easy application.

Sika’s Grout Solutions Have Many Advantages

High
quality
Easy handling
  • Pre-mixed to ensure high quality mortar
  • One-component product - just add water and mix
  • Shrinkage compensated
  • No segregation or bleeding
  • Can be poured or pumped
High
precision
Free-flowing grout
  • Fills any voids, cavities, gaps and recesses (e.g. machine and base plates, dowling reinforcing bars, fixing posts, etc.)
  • Bedding joints in pre-cast concrete sections
High
performance
Excellent bonding and strength
  • Excellent flow properties
  • Adjustable consistency
  • Fast strength development
  • Highly effective bearing area
  • Good adhesion to concrete

Sika Delivers Grouting Materials for Many Types of Projects

Sika has a full range of cementitious grouts, epoxy grouts, polymethyl methacrylate (PMMA) grouts and polyurethane grouts to suit your project needs.

Cementitious grouting
Cementitious Grouting of Termsoloar in Spain

General grouting

Turbine

Wind turbine grouting

Cementitious Grouting of Pavement

Road work and landscaping  

Cementitious Grouting Micro Concrete Plant

Micro concrete

Resin grouting
Epoxy Grouting

Specialized grouting

Fixing tram rail wiht epoxy grouting

Rail fixing

Epoxy Grouting of Zürich Airport

Fast curing grout

Application Examples

Grouting column base plates with SikaGrout cementitious mortar

Under grouting base plates

Fixing and fastening of bridge balustrade with SikaGrout cementitious mortar

Filling bedding joints in precast concrete sections

Grouting machine bases with SikaGrout cementitious mortar

Under grouting of equipment and machine bases

Grouting column base plates with SikaGrout cementitious mortar

Filling and sealing cavities, gaps or voids

Cementitious Grouting of pavement with Sika FastFix

Paving joints

Rigid bonding with Sikadur adhesive

Post fixing

  Cementitious grouting of a building wall with SikaCrete

Concrete repairs

Sikagrout applied by cementitious grouting for fixing benches and arches on the pavement.

Fixing street furniture and traffic signs

FAQs

what is the difference between an cementitous or an epoxy grout?

Cementitious grouts are suitable for general use, such as securing structural baseplates where loads are mainly static and the environment is not highly aggressive.Use epoxy grouts for high-performance, heavy-duty, or chemically aggressive environments, especially with dynamic loads.

How thin can a grout be applied?

Cementitious Grouts are designed for thicker sections.• Typical minimum thickness:o Around 10–25 mm o If you try to apply them thinner, the aggregate size and shrinkage risk make it unsuitable.• Maximum thickness per pour: Up to 500 mm.Epoxy Grouts (e.g., Sikadur®-42 HE) can be applied much thinner because they have no large aggregates and very low shrinkage.• Typical minimum thickness:o As low as 5–10 mm.• Maximum thickness per pour: Often up to 150 mm, depending on heat generation during curing.

What grout would I need for dynamic loading?

Epoxy grouts are the recommended choice, such as Sikadur®-42 HE, which is:• Three-component epoxy resin grout.• Extremely high compressive and tensile strength.• Excellent adhesion to concrete and steel.• Resistant to vibration, impact, oils, fuels, and chemicals.• Designed specifically for heavy machinery, dynamic loads, turbines, compressors, pumps, crane rails. Recommended for dynamic loading.

What grout can I use in low temperatures?

Specially formulated cementitious grouts can be applied in low temperatures (e.g., 0°C).At lower temperatures, curing is slowed and strength development may take days → precautions should be taken to protect the product.

What is the strongest grout?

SikaGrout®-9500, -9550, and -9400 are ultra-high strength grouts (≥135 MPa) with exceptional early strength (up to ≥70 MPa at 24 h), fatigue resistance, and durability. SikaGrout®-9550 is shrinkage-compensated, highly flowable, and chloride-free for offshore wind applications, while -9500 offers robust pumpability and cold-weather performance. SikaGrout®-9400 is ideal for onshore wind turbine bases and demanding infrastructure projects.

How thick can I apply a grout?

Grout thickness depends on the product: SikaGrout®-111 GP and -212 Fluid cover 10–100 mm, suitable for general-purpose or engineering applications like structural bases. Ultra-high-strength grouts (SikaGrout®-9400/9500/9550) range from 10–30 mm up to over 100 mm, ideal for demanding projects such as onshore/offshore wind turbines and heavy-duty infrastructure, providing high strength and durability across challenging conditions.

Can I use a grout in a tidal area?

Parex 100 Newton Grout AW (AW GB) is an ultra-high-strength, cementitious grout with anti-washout properties, ideal for underwater applications. Pre-packaged and mixed with water, it is non-shrink, freeze-thaw stable, and resistant to seawater, oil, and mild alkali. Perfect for offshore repairs, wind turbine bases, piers, jetties, and slipways, making it a reliable choice for tidal-zone grouting.