Kerakoll Expands H40 Tile Adhesive Range
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Kerakoll Expands H40 Tile Adhesive Range

Kerakoll has strengthened its flagship H40 tile adhesive family in India with the expansion of its advanced adhesive portfolio.

The company said the move comes as construction requirements evolve and installation systems become more sophisticated, creating demand for adhesive solutions built on technology, reliability and precision.

At the centre of the H40 family is H40 Gel, which has established itself as a trusted tile-fixing solution for professionals across varied project requirements. The product is recognised for its workability, durability and multi-purpose application.

Kerakoll said H40 Gel’s gel technology delivers optimal consistency, total wettability and enhanced adhesion, making it a benchmark product in modern adhesive systems.

Building on the performance of H40 Gel, Kerakoll is introducing H40 Extreme and H40 Tech to the Indian market. The products are designed to address the growing complexity of contemporary construction, including large-format installations and high-performance, heavy-duty applications.

The company said the new products use advanced formulations to deliver enhanced strength, precision and reliability across demanding environments.

As part of its go-to-market approach, H40 Extreme and H40 Tech will be available through select channel partners to ensure focused expertise and better product experience for specialised applications.

The expanded H40 portfolio, comprising H40 Gel, H40 Extreme and H40 Tech, has been designed as an integrated adhesive system. It caters to a wide range of substrates, surfaces and use cases, helping architects, contractors and applicators achieve consistent performance across different project needs.

Ahzam Javed, Regional Director – Asia Pacific, Kerakoll, said H40 Gel has been a gamechanger in the adhesive category by redefining expectations around performance and ease of application. He added that the introduction of H40 Tech and H40 Extreme builds on this legacy and brings next-generation solutions to India.

Javed said the H40 family reflects Kerakoll’s commitment to innovation and supports the industry in achieving higher standards of precision, durability and efficiency.

Abisanka Sinha, Senior Product Manager, Kerakoll India, said H40 Tech and H40 Extreme strengthen the H40 portfolio with solutions that respond to the evolving needs of professionals working on demanding tile and stone applications.

He added that the new products reflect Kerakoll’s commitment to bringing advanced technology, reliable performance and practical site-ready solutions to the Indian market.

With the expanded H40 family, Kerakoll aims to strengthen its position in advanced adhesive technology and support evolving construction challenges, precision-led applications and long-term performance.

Kerakoll has strengthened its flagship H40 tile adhesive family in India with the expansion of its advanced adhesive portfolio.The company said the move comes as construction requirements evolve and installation systems become more sophisticated, creating demand for adhesive solutions built on technology, reliability and precision.At the centre of the H40 family is H40 Gel, which has established itself as a trusted tile-fixing solution for professionals across varied project requirements. The product is recognised for its workability, durability and multi-purpose application.Kerakoll said H40 Gel’s gel technology delivers optimal consistency, total wettability and enhanced adhesion, making it a benchmark product in modern adhesive systems.Building on the performance of H40 Gel, Kerakoll is introducing H40 Extreme and H40 Tech to the Indian market. The products are designed to address the growing complexity of contemporary construction, including large-format installations and high-performance, heavy-duty applications.The company said the new products use advanced formulations to deliver enhanced strength, precision and reliability across demanding environments.As part of its go-to-market approach, H40 Extreme and H40 Tech will be available through select channel partners to ensure focused expertise and better product experience for specialised applications.The expanded H40 portfolio, comprising H40 Gel, H40 Extreme and H40 Tech, has been designed as an integrated adhesive system. It caters to a wide range of substrates, surfaces and use cases, helping architects, contractors and applicators achieve consistent performance across different project needs.Ahzam Javed, Regional Director – Asia Pacific, Kerakoll, said H40 Gel has been a gamechanger in the adhesive category by redefining expectations around performance and ease of application. He added that the introduction of H40 Tech and H40 Extreme builds on this legacy and brings next-generation solutions to India.Javed said the H40 family reflects Kerakoll’s commitment to innovation and supports the industry in achieving higher standards of precision, durability and efficiency.Abisanka Sinha, Senior Product Manager, Kerakoll India, said H40 Tech and H40 Extreme strengthen the H40 portfolio with solutions that respond to the evolving needs of professionals working on demanding tile and stone applications.He added that the new products reflect Kerakoll’s commitment to bringing advanced technology, reliable performance and practical site-ready solutions to the Indian market.With the expanded H40 family, Kerakoll aims to strengthen its position in advanced adhesive technology and support evolving construction challenges, precision-led applications and long-term performance.

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