UltraTech POWERGROUT PGM 60 is a high-performance, cement-based, polymer-enriched, ready-mix, non-shrink grout designed for filling tie rod holes, slit holes and joints in concrete, brick masonry and natural stone.
Its pumpable, gun-grade formulation provides excellent bonding, controlled fluidity and watertight filling. With a minimum compressive strength of 60 MPa at 28 days, it ensures durable repairs, smooth finishing and convenient application.
Product Highlights
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Brand: UltraTech Product: POWERGROUT PGM 60 Type: Polymer-Enriched Cementitious Grout Grade: 60 MPa Packaging Size: 25 kg Application: Tie Rod Hole Filling and Joint Grouting
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Key Features:
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Minimum 60 MPa compressive strength at 28 days
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Watertight joints and holes
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Excellent bonding with surrounding substrates
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Controlled fluidity for easy application
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Pumpable and gun-grade consistency
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Uniform and smooth surface finish
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Negligible material wastage
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Faster application and work completion
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Suitable For:
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Tie rod holes in RCC structures
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Construction joint grouting
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General hole and gap filling in compatible substrates
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Technical Details:
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Compressive Strength (28 Days): Minimum 60 MPa
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Bulk Density (Untapped): 1100–1250 kg/m³
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Water-to-Powder Ratio: 21–24% by weight (technical data)
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Minimum Waiting Time Before Subsequent Use: 24 hours
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Shelf Life: 6 months from manufacture
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- Application Instructions:
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Clean the holes or joints thoroughly to remove dust, oil, dirt and loose particles. Mix UltraTech POWERGROUT PGM 60 with the recommended quantity of potable water using a mechanical stirrer for 2–3 minutes until a uniform, lump-free consistency is achieved.
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Apply using a suitable mortar gun within 1 hour of mixing. Finish the surface using a spatula or putty blade. Do not add extra water after mixing.
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Note: The application instructions specify 21–25% water, while the technical data lists 21–24%. Follow the manufacturer's confirmed recommendation for site mixing.